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'Happy Mornings' Morning Sickness Tea
  • Vegan
  • Organic
  • Toxin-free

'Happy Mornings' Morning Sickness Tea

37 reviews
Regular price $16.00
Why You'll Love It

Welcome to your first trimester: when you haven’t had a drop of alcohol, but wake up every morning with a hangover! We have the answer -you need the perfect tea for morning sickness. One of our mama's favorite morning sickness relief remedies!

If pregnancy nausea is putting a downer on your day, reach for a cup of our best tea for morning sickness, Happy Mornings Tea. With a unique blend of organic herbs, this tea uses ginger, red raspberry leaf, and spearmint to help settle the stomach, refresh and revive you for the day.

Unlike manufactured tea bags, our loose-leaf morning sickness relief tea contains whole herbs that preserve the medicinal properties of each plant. This way, every sip ensures relief is delivered swiftly!

Size: 4 oz resealable bag (Net Wt. 2 oz/56 gr)

Why It Kicks Butt
  • Helps curtail morning sickness with 100% organic herbs
  • This ginger tea for nausea is made with whole herbs (loose leaves) for maximum health benefits
  • Herbs in all our pregnancy teas are selected from the finest harvests of each year, and every batch is sifted by hand for quality
  • Delicious hot or chilled

Safe for:

  • PregnancyPregnancy
Directions

Add a teaspoon of tea to every cup of hot or boiling water. Allow to steep for 1-2 minutes or depending on how light or strong you like your tea. Sip your way to a merrier day!

Tips:

  • Our morning sickness tea is delicious whether hot or chilled!
  • Use with a tea strainer spoon, if preferred.
  • Happy Mornings is one of our best herbal teas safe for pregnancy because it’s not only helpful in curbing the queasy tummy—it also has a nice, invigorating and soothing flavor that a lot of Mamas love!
  • For a stronger brew, steep longer. Note that a longer steep may result in bitterness (but hey, maybe that’s the way you like it!).
  • Did you know that “morning sickness” in pregnant women can strike any time of day? But drinking ginger tea for nausea can help, so brew a large pitcher of our herbal tea for morning sickness to take with you on the run!
  • For best results, drink up to 3-4 times a day.

Note: There are certain types of teas you can drink safely during pregnancy (like our Happy Mornings tea for morning sickness), but if you’re still concerned about your early pregnancy intake, you can always consult your doctor before using any pregnancy safe product.

Pregnancy Safe Ingredients

  • ginger helps nauseaOrganic Ginger Root

    Highly renowned for relieving nausea, upset stomach, motion sickness, loss of appetite and even pain relief, this root has been a treasured medicine for centuries. Considered a powerful anti-inflammatory herb. Our ginger tea for nausea is loaded with antioxidants. 

  • spearmint to help nauseaOrganic Spearmint Leaf

    Popular herb that helps ease inflammation, stomach distress, and curb nausea and vomiting. Soothing menthol relaxes the body and primes it for rest and relaxation. These properties make this herb excellent for morning sickness relief. This herb contains vitamins and minerals and has excellent antioxidant activity. 

  • orange peel use during pregnancyOrganic Orange Peel

    Flavorful and aromatic herb packed with vitamin C and also rich in phytochemicals and antioxidants (flavonoids) that have many great health benefits. Helps relieve inflammation, nausea, bloating and upset tummies, while boosting appetite. 

  • chamomile tea for pregnancy nausea Organic Chamomile

    Gentle herb known to soothe irritation when applied topically. Renowned for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties, the daisy-like plant may help heal minor wounds. Chamomile may also help relieve gastric upsets and may help in promoting relaxation.

Full Ingredients:

Ginger Root*, Spearmint Leaf*,  Red Raspberry Leaf*, Orange Peel*, Chamomile Flower*, Peppermint Leaf*,  Lemon Balm Leaf*

*Certified Organic Ingredients

 Approved ingredient list for Happy Mornings tea for pregnancy nausea 

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