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Tea for a baby
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Mild blends traditionally used for colic and during breastfeeding. With children and in pregnancy one rule holds: ask a doctor or a pharmacist first.
The base is fennel, caraway and camomile, the mildest plants in Ašič's collection. Fennel and caraway were traditionally used for wind in babies.
The blends in this group are deliberately simple, with few ingredients.
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Tea for a baby is brewed weaker than for an adult and offered lukewarm. Exact instructions come with each product.
Before first use with a baby, or during pregnancy, ask a doctor, a paediatrician or a pharmacist.
If a baby has a fever, refuses food or cries for long stretches, see a doctor.
Mild blends with fennel and caraway. Ask a paediatrician before using one with a baby.
That is a question for a paediatrician or a pharmacist. Ring and say the age of the child.
Ask a doctor about use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Warnings are given with every product.
Weaker than for an adult, and lukewarm. The instructions come with every product.
No. Tea is not a feed and does not take the place of milk or water.
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