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🍎 Food & Beverages
Organic herbal tea approved by Health Canada (NPN 80044125) to promote lactation during breastfeeding. Contains fenugreek and fennel. Not for use during pregnancy — fenugreek is not considered safe in pregnancy per NIH/NCCIH. Breastfeeding use: consult your provider, especially beyond 2 weeks.
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Organic raspberry leaf tea traditionally used in the third trimester to tone the uterus. Caffeine-free. Consult your provider — some sources suggest avoiding in first trimester. Popular among expecting moms.
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Oat-based lactation cookie bites with brewer's yeast and flaxseed — ingredients traditionally used to support milk supply. Convenient snack for busy nursing moms. Not a substitute for a balanced diet. Evidence for galactagogues is mixed — consult your provider. Popular on Amazon.ca.
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Chewy ginger candy for nausea relief. Real ginger, no artificial flavours. Ginger is supported by MotherToBaby as safe in moderate amounts during pregnancy. Portable for purse or hospital bag.
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Hard candy drops containing vitamin B6, which is endorsed by SOGC and ACOG for pregnancy nausea and vomiting (NVP) relief. Drug-free, non-GMO, and free of artificial colours. Safe to use as needed. Not a substitute for medical treatment of severe morning sickness (hyperemesis gravidarum).
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