Re: Herbs After Childbirth

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Try this website for some help Down a ways into the article it has info. http://www.motherlove.com/faq_birth.php Rainbow Egret <egret.09@...> wrote: Carl's niece had a cesarian birth this morning 5 weeks early (mind you baby was already 8lb 5ounces) but now she is in intensive care. Don't know details know she had pregnancy induced diabetes and was not looking after herself and has been in and our of hospital. Early birth was for her not the baby's sake I think. Diet not good - Mcs and who knows what else. She is only young (17 or 18 yo) so no point saying anything had to keep my mouth shut but will be talking to her about looking after herself if she wants to breastfeed and have any more babies. Any suggestions of herbs etc I can give her to assist recovery?

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Rainbow Egret wrote:

> Carl's niece had a cesarian birth this morning 5 weeks early (mind you

> baby was already 8lb 5ounces) but now she is in intensive care.

>

> Don't know details know she had pregnancy induced diabetes and was not

> looking after herself and has been in and our of hospital. Early birth

> was for her not the baby's sake I think. Diet not good - Mcs and

> who knows what else.

>

> She is only young (17 or 18 yo) so no point saying anything had to

> keep my mouth shut but will be talking to her about looking after

> herself if she wants to breastfeed and have any more babies.

>

> Any suggestions of herbs etc I can give her to assist recovery?

>

> Thanks

> Tracey

>

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First one to pop into my mind is red raspberry leaf tea. Probably not

too many that are better for soon to be mom's and barely made it through

and recovering mom's.

Wonderful in assisting recovery.

Don