Organic Pregnancy Tea

I ordered this 2X during pregnancy. Found the flavor to be much better than other pregnancy tea brands and didn't upset my stomach at all. I did 3 bags in a giant mason jar, put in fridge, and drank with ice throughout the day. Hot is good too though! Just hard to drink 3 cups of hot tea in my climate.

I was searching for a red raspberry leaf to help support my pregnancy, and get everything ready for labor when I was scheduled for induction. I had used supplements in tablet form, but I loved the idea of tea. I enjoyed the tea, it had good flavor, and I was able to steep it strong to be the most beneficial. I also used it postpartum to help me return to normal. It worked great. I still use for menstruation and it really helps with cramps

I am not a mother, nor do I plan to be anytime soon but this tea has done wonders for my period and skin. In the past few years I started experiencing really harsh cramps and my I had really bad skin breakouts. My doctors said all was fine so I set out to do some research and I kept seeing this tea coming up in conversations so I ordered this. I have been drinking this tea regularly for the past 2 years as I feel that it helps me glow from within but I have 2-3 cups a day a week or 2 before my period and found that it helps alleviate my cramps (thank you raspberry leaf!). I can definitely tell the difference in the few months that I forgot to order these. It is sweet and I usually drink this sugarless, but I would recommend drinking with a straw as I found it was staining my teeth a bit.I would advise warning your husband/significant others about this order beforehand though, it raised a few eyebrows in my house when this package came in! :)

During my first pregnancy, I drank this tea quite often. There are so many herbs that you "shouldn't" eat or drink while pregnant, it is nice to have a good tasting tea to enjoy, and that actually benefits you during pregnancy. I think this tea is supposed to be for 2nd & 3rd trimester use. I've also tried their nursing tea (which is really quite a lot better than the Yogi Nursing Tea, in my opinion), and I've tried their raspberry leaf tea (I'm not a huge fan of the taste, but the raspberry leaf is supposed to do great things for the uterus, so I will drink some later in the pregnancy. Sigh!) I was able to find this particular tea, the Pregnancy Tea, at a local store during my first pregnancy. During my next pregnancy, I went back to the same store (and a few others) to search for this product, but couldn't find it anywhere! I was pleased to find it here, at Amazon, for a good price. Since I would have ended up buying at least six boxes anyways, it was great to be able to buy in bulk & save a buck or two a box in the process. I like it, I drink it, and I'm going to go enjoy a cup right now.

I wouldn’t recommend making this an iced drink. It’s better to drink it hot. It does give me a relief knowing it’s safe for pregnancy

I don't really know if I can contribute my extremely short labor to the tea, but I do love the herbal taste!Contractions started on a Monday night and I went to the hospital 3 times and was sent home. Labor would act like it was progressing and then all of a sudden it would stop. I was stuck at 4 cm dilated and 80% effaced.My more experienced mommy friend mentioned that the baby could be turned wrong, making my labor slow to progress as well as give me back labor (which it was). On Tuesday night at 10:45 I looked up hip inversions to help baby get positioned right on YouTube. 45 minutes later we were leaving for the hospital. My daughter was born at 2:03 am, 3 hours and 18 minutes later. We didn't make it to my hospital. We stopped halfway at a hospital in between that didn't even have an OBGYN on hand. When they checked me I was dilated to a 9. I pushed a total of 4 or 5 times. So, it was a quick and eventful delivery but it was done naturally and without drugs or complications.

I began drinking this tea during my first pregnancy at 34 week and drank it consistently throughout the rest of my pregnancy. I began with 1 cup a day and added 1 cup per week until I was drinking the recommended 3 cups/day. At the end of my pregnancy, I drank stronger cups in an effort to get that baby out! I had my baby at 39 weeks and was holding my healthy baby girl in my arms 14 hours after my water broke. My labor progressed very quickly and I believe I would have had an even shorter delivery had I not gotten an epidural. I will definitely be drinking this tea again for any future pregnancies, and I have been recommending it to all of my pregnant friends!PS- I enjoyed the taste of this tea both hot and cold; when drinking it hot, I was able to drink it straight, and when drinking it cold I added 1 pack of Truvia just because I like sweet tea!

I absolutely love this tea. I had picked up a box at the grocery store a few months ago and so glad I decided to try it. Because it's blended with spearmint, it is very refreshing and delicious (I like to brew 8 cups at a time and store it in the fridge and drink it cold with some Stevia). I am 34 weeks pregnant. Can't speak to whether or not it works to condition my uterus for birth but I'll know in due time lol...Just an FYI I first received an order of 1 box of tea rather than 6 and then submitted an order fix for "missing parts" and Amazon shipped me the 6 boxes super fast to resolve the issue. So, I actually got 7 boxes :) Thank you for the quick resolution.