Tea for Stress and Overstimulation | Breastfeeding Blend

Our stress-relieving, breast milk boosting herbal infusion blend combines the calming power of oat tops, lemon balm, and chamomile flowers with the nourishing support of nettle and red raspberry leaf to bring deep relaxation all while supporting breast milk supply.

Specially blended for moms navigating overstimulation, stress, and the demands of breastfeeding, this tea helps ease tension, overwhelm, and burnout holistically.

Why You'll Love It:

🌿 Calms Overstimulation & Mom Rage – Oat tops and lemon balm soothe nerves, ease anxious tension, and help balance emotions, preventing overstimulation and mom rage.
🌿 Supports Breast Milk Supply – Nettle and red raspberry leaf have traditionally been used to nourish the body, promote healthy lactation, and support mineral balance by providing the body with magnesium, iron, and calcium.
🌿 Relieves Stress & Promotes Relaxation – Chamomile and lemon balm work together to help quiet the mind, reduce stress, encourage deep relaxation and support better sleep.
🌿 Nourishes & Replenishes – Nettle and oat tops are packed with essential vitamins and minerals, helping to restore and fortify your body during your postpartum journey. Replenishing your mind and body are vital during your breastfeeding journey.

Who It's For & How to Use

This blend is designed for easily overstimulated, overwhelmed, and burnt-out moms—especially those who are also balancing the demands of breastfeeding.

Start with one cup per day and increase to 1-3 cups daily as needed for relaxation and milk supply support.

☕ How to Brew:
• Serving size: 2-3 tsp of herb per 8 oz of hot water
• Infuse for 10-20 minutes for maximum herbal benefits
• Strain & enjoy warm, iced, or as a calming herbal mocktail

Turn Your Tea into a Calming Herbal Mocktail:

✨ Brew the infusion and let it cool
✨ Pour over ice and add a splash of hemp milk or coconut water
✨ Sweeten with honey or maple syrup, then stir in a squeeze of fresh lemon
✨ Sip and enjoy ❤︎

This herbal infusion is not meant to replace medical care, medications, or any other prescribed protocol. Always use caution when trying new herbs or remedies especially when pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have an underlying health condition.