Currently, I have been drinking the Traditional Medicinals Organic RRL tea, which you can find at a lot of grocery stores (although you will have better luck in a store with a "natural foods" section, like QFC or a larger Fred Meyers). It is tasty, and easy to make (bagged instead of loose).
I also have a bag of "New Mother Tea" that a friend of mine got me from The Herbalist here in Seattle; it is a (loose) blend of RRL, nettles, ginger root, fennel seed, peppermint leaf, chamomile flower, cinnamon bark, blessed thistle, calendula flower, catnip leaf, lavender flower, lemon balm, and hibiscus. It SOUNDS like a great blend, but every time I have made a pot of it, it comes out too bitter. Perhaps I am mixing it too strong . . .
I would like to start ordering my RRL tea in bulk, but haven't done it yet . . . there are a couple of websites that look good, including a mom here on MDC who sells a RRL tea blend (her name is Snowboard Mommy, but I haven't been able to search for her shop; if you roam the MDC pages long enough, you'll come across her banner ad at the top of the page!).
P.S. The quantities we are working with in this tribe are one cup per day (at least), and then a concentrated infusion when labor starts.
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I also have a bag of "New Mother Tea" that a friend of mine got me from The Herbalist here in Seattle; it is a (loose) blend of RRL, nettles, ginger root, fennel seed, peppermint leaf, chamomile flower, cinnamon bark, blessed thistle, calendula flower, catnip leaf, lavender flower, lemon balm, and hibiscus. It SOUNDS like a great blend, but every time I have made a pot of it, it comes out too bitter. Perhaps I am mixing it too strong . . .
I would like to start ordering my RRL tea in bulk, but haven't done it yet . . . there are a couple of websites that look good, including a mom here on MDC who sells a RRL tea blend (her name is Snowboard Mommy, but I haven't been able to search for her shop; if you roam the MDC pages long enough, you'll come across her banner ad at the top of the page!).
P.S. The quantities we are working with in this tribe are one cup per day (at least), and then a concentrated infusion when labor starts.
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: for a nice labor and short pushing stage.
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I have not had much time to post over here latley. It's gettin' close to baby time for me I'm 34 and a half weeks today so I'm realy bizzy tryin' to get things ready for the baby 



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