Mother's Milk Tea
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Mother's Milk Tea
Asked by A.H. from Dallas
on May 6, 2007
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How long does it take for Mother's Milk Tea to increase your milk supply? How many cups a day should I drink?
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- A., most moms see a turnaround in about 2-3 days. Depending on the issue with the milk supply the tea may not be enough. You definately need at least 2 cups daily and...
- I drank a cup in the morning and a cup in the evening and I saw results fairly quickly, like the next day. I continued to drink 2 cups a day until my milk was over pr...
- I drink Mother's Milk Tea faithfully and I usually notice a difference in 24 hours. It should take 24-72 hours.
Mother's Milk Nursing Tea
Asked by R.A. from Los Angeles
on October 7, 2008
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I just bought this tea because I want to build up my milk supply for when I pump at work. Currently, I pump anywhere between 5 oz. - 11 oz. a day at work (I pump 3 ti...
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- The real key to keeping your milk up is after you bf baby then pump to empty. Be consistent and pump or bf baby every 3 hours. Baby isn't hungry, then pump. Serious...
- I don't think the Mother's Milk Tea did much. My lactation consultant suggested drinking it as a means of hydrating and possibly getting a little benefit, but for incr...
- I drank the tea for about a month...about 2 cups a day, and noticed no change at all...I think the best way to increase your supply is just to pump/feed more often. T...
Reaction to Blessed Thistle and Mother's Milk Tea?
Asked by J.S. from Chicago
on August 27, 2011
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Hi, I'm trying to increase my milk supply so last night I took blessed thistle, fenugreek, and mother's milk tea. I woke up in the middle of the night and nearly passe...
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- I used blessed thistle and fenugreek with no side effects. I did not use the mother's milk tea. Agreed as others stated, drink lots of water! And make sure you are e...
- I have only taken fenugreek, so I can't really speak to the others, but I'm wondering if you should be taking all 3 at once?? Maybe you should try each individually a...
- The best thing you can do to increase milk is hydrate and eat very nutrient rich foods, including enough protein and fat! And nursing and pumping as much as possible a...
Organic Mother's Milk Tea - Safe or Not?
Asked by B.C. from New York
on August 11, 2011
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Hello ladies.
I am trying to increase my milk supply a bit, and someone recommended that I drink Mother's Milk tea. I had a cup yesterday evening for the first tim...
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- It is safe. It worked for me and I never drank crazy amounts. If you need something stronger straight Fenugreek may be more helpful. Good luck!
- Sorry for the late response... I've never used any supplements like mother's milk, but I do know that the process is all about supply & demand. The more your daughter...
- You might benefit from speaking with a lactation consultant, as they can explain the cycles and process by which milk is produced. It was very helpful to me to unders...
Could My Baby Be Having an Adverse Reaction to Mother's Milk Tea?
Asked by M.B. from Chicago
on January 29, 2008
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I have been breastfeeding exclusivly for 5 months. I work full time and pump during the day. Recently I saw a decrease in my output when pumping so I started drinkin...
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- First, I want to tell you I give you kudos for nursing while being a full-time worker. And like several others, I would encourage you to make sure you are getting ple...
- I have not heard of babies having any negative response to Mother's Milk Tea, but that is not to say it is impossible. In fact, some of the herbs used in the tea (fen...
- One of the things that doctors and such say about drinking tea while being pregnant and nursing is that there are few regulations on how the herbs are harvested, so th...
Seeking Advice on Expressed Breast Milk and Mother's Milk Tea
Asked by K.M. from Portland
on May 10, 2008
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My 8 week old infant was taking the bottle (with expressed breast milk) fairly well, but does not seem interested now. I am panicking a bit since I return to work soon...
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- Mother's Milk tea is developed to help your milk production it is made knowing that you are going to be nursing and therefore keeps it safe for your child. The tea is ...
- Hi, I am a firm believer in positive reinforcement. Offer your baby the breast first until he is not so hungry, then offer the bottle-just a small amount of milk an...
- He most likely will drink from the bottle when he gets hungry enough and you aren't there:) I also needed Mother's milk tea because my hunka hunka boy would drain me ...
Earth Mama Mother's Milk Tea
Asked by L.H. from Detroit
on June 14, 2010
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If you've used this tea before, how many bags did it take until you noticed an improvement in milk production? The box doesn't give recommended dosages (how many cups ...
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- I used a Mother's Milk tea but don't remember what the brand name was. It only took me one cup to notice an increase at first, but then i had to increase the amount to...
- I use Traditional Medicinals Mother's Milk tea, but it should be similar and does have directions. It says to steep one tea bag 10 minutes and to drink 3 to 5 cups dai...
- I really liked this tea and had no negative side effects. If you want something stronger my lactation consultant recommended more milk plus capsules by motherlove. It ...
Mothers Milk Tea
Asked by K.F. from Portland
on March 3, 2008
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Hi
My baby is having trouble gaining weight while i'm breastfeeding and the docter recommends I use Mothers Milk Tea or Fenugreek to help increase my milk supply. ...
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- K., They are pretty much the same thing. The Tea has other ingedients that will stimulate the milk glands. But, beware...full breast get heavy fast and leak. If the...
- I had the same problem...... i would recommend the Fenugreek & of course, breastfeeding more often will increase your supply!! Good luck & drink plenty of water! Stres...
- I had trouble producing enough breast milk with my last child, the lactation nurse at TG recommended I use mother's milk tea and for me it worked good. I was taking th...
Pregnancy Tea and Mothers Milk Tea
Asked by D.M. from Washington DC
on January 12, 2011
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I am pregnant - just 5 weeks along. I have bought some Pregnancy tea, but I do not see my OB until 8 weeks - I read conflicting things about its safety. Has anyone use...
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- You should not be drinking nettle. It is not safe to drink during pregnancy. Raspberry leaf is fine.
- sounds like great teas to me. there is a very small concern about miscarriage and red raspberry leaf, but the control group appears to be women who were at high risk a...
- I found the article below helpful during my pregnancy. Raspberry tea is actually safe during pregnancy. I consumed a lot of it, because it helped my morning (all day)...
Lettuce and Tea?
Asked by L.Z. from Tucson
on February 1, 2009
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At what age can my toddler have lettuce, what kind and what can I serve it with? When can my toddler have tea and what kind? She has a mouth full of 16 teeth.
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- I would avoid lettuce until your daughter has all of her teeth and is consistent about chewing her food well. It can pose a choking hazard-- kind of like a piece of a ...
- The only problem with lettuce is that it is hard to chew, so once most of their teeth are in and they have a good ability to chew most foods, lettuce should be fine. A...
- As long as she has teeth and chews food, she is old enough for lettuce. Romaine has the highest vitamin C content of all lettuces, plus it has lots of minerals. Put it...
