Colic Soothe - Organic Tea For Babies |15 Biodegradable & Non-GMO Tea Pyramids | Natural Remedy For Calming Colic, Reflux & Gas Relief | Herbal Tea Blend Of Aniseed & Fennel | Made By Midwives

It smells so nice and natural, perfect for stomach pain and before sleep. I prefer it to coffee and tea. I love it, and would difenetly recommend it.

This is one wonderful tea. I have used something similar when I was breastfeeding and I have to say it worked wonderfully for myself and my baby. And this tea can be given to the little one - I am sure it will be well liked. It is a beautiful taste to start with as well, it has a hint of natural sweetness and will keep the baby more willing to taste other foods eventually.As per anti-colic effects, it is difficult to say with stuff like this. I know, for an anxious mum, you would want someone to give you something and reassure it will definitely help but, with this tea, it might help the baby on one occasion and might take longer on another - it will all depend on what went into the milk before and how the baby feels on that particular day, and the severity of the colic. So, basically, go figure... But I have one thing to reassure you about - this tea should do no harm. It is all things natural and it is mild and organic. And it has some goodness to it. Just let your baby have tiny amounts only and have some of this tea yourself, it might contribute better/smoother.

It doesn't taste much of anything tbh

Decided to give this tea a try for my son and I can't say he enjoyed it. My girlfriend and I tried it also, and while it's not bad, it's not something we are looking forward to return to.The fennel and aniseed flavours are there, but that's almost all you can taste, so it feels like a herb water, and I guess that is what this is.Each pyramid is made nicely, but the taste is what matters and it did not appeal to us.£6.00 for 15 tea bags is just too high of an asking price as well. Given that we didn't enjoy the taste per se and the price is expensive, it's not something I can recommend.

Both aniseed and fennel are known for their soothing effects on the digestive system and aid colic. I like the fact that these tea bags are made with organic herbs and are biodegradable. This tea is suitable for babies age 4 weeks and up and the dosage is 1 tsp up to 4 times a day. Maybe not the most economical solution but the quality of the product and packaging are lovely.

Fennel is known to sooth babies with wind or colic and this can be given from three weeks of age. But to brew one teabag for a teaspoon for the baby is just silly at this price. The mother can obviously then drink the rest but even if breast feeding I would not expect it to help as not much would end up in the breast milk. Too expensive.

Expensive for tea, tastes lovely and is great for keeping you hydrated and quenches your thirst.