Mumma Magic

Nourishment • Motherhood • Renewal

Inspired by Birth & Nourishing the Mother

I nourish my womb and honour my body's wisdom to grow, expand and heal.

Mumma Magic is a nurturing botanical tea blend created to honour the great threshold of birth - the weeks leading up to it and the tender days that follow.

Crafted with intention, this gentle infusion brings together raspberry leaf, nettle, rose petals and ginger - plants with a long history in traditional women's herbal medicine.

For generations, women have gathered around the experience of birth, sharing herbal wisdom, preparing nourishing foods and caring for mothers as they welcome new life.

Raspberry leaf has traditionally been used in preparations for birth, while nettle and rose are cherished for their nourishing qualities through the fourth trimester. Ginger brings gentle warmth and has a history of traditional use for nausea.

Mumma Magic is an invitation to slow down, reconnect with your changing body and remember that the mother, too, deserves to be held, nourished and cared for.

A little love and warmth in a cup, honouring the wisdom of the body and the extraordinary journey into motherhood.

Organic Botanical Ingredients

Rubus idaeus (Raspberry Leaf), Urtica dioica (Nettle Leaf), Rosa spp. (Rose Petals), Zingiber officinale (Ginger Root).

Daily Herbal Medicine Ritual

Pour near-boiling water over two heaped teaspoons of herbs. Cover and steep for 5–10 minutes.

Strain and sip slowly, allowing this simple ritual to become a moment of nourishment and connection.

Created with the final weeks of pregnancy and postpartum journey in mind, Mumma Magic offers a quiet opportunity to rest, reflect and honour the transition into motherhood.

Herbal Guidance & Precautions

Crafted by naturopath Amanda Trieger using traditional herbal knowledge. This botanical tea is intended for general wellbeing and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.

Pregnancy guidance: This blend is intended for consideration from 36 weeks of pregnancy onwards, only with approval from your midwife, obstetrician or maternity healthcare professional. Not recommended during the first or second trimester. Raspberry leaf has a history of traditional use in preparation for birth, but evidence of its safety and effectiveness during pregnancy remains limited.

For personalised herbal guidance, contact Amanda to arrange a naturopathic consultation.

Seek professional advice before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, particularly if taking medication, experiencing pregnancy complications or managing a medical condition.

With roots in nature. Guided by wisdom. Made with intention.

Close to Earth - Medicine for the body. Ritual for the soul.