Every parent knows that when a child’s tummy hurts, the whole day can unravel. Whether it’s stress, indigestion, mild nausea, or just a sensitive stomach, having a gentle, natural option on hand can feel like a lifesaver.
This kid-focused herbal blend is designed to calm the digestive system, soothe discomfort, reduce tension, and bring comfort — all while tasting delicious thanks to freeze-dried berries and a touch of honey flavor.
Below, you’ll learn about each herb, its benefits, therapeutic actions, safety considerations, and why this blend is a beautiful tool for parents who want a natural, nurturing option.
Chamomile
Benefits for Kids:
Chamomile has been used for centuries to ease tummy troubles. It helps children relax, reduces cramping, and soothes digestion.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Carminative (reduces gas and bloating)
- Antispasmodic (eases stomach cramps)
- Nervine relaxant (calms stress-related tummy upset)
- Anti-inflammatory
Contraindications:
- Avoid if child has severe ragweed or Asteraceae family allergies.
- Extremely rare, but possible sensitivity.
Lemon Balm
Benefits for Kids:
Lemon balm is gentle, uplifting, and calming — perfect when stomach issues come from stress, nerves, or overwhelm.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Mild sedative & nervine
- Carminative
- Digestive calming
- Mood-lifting
Contraindications:
- Caution with hypothyroidism (high doses may suppress thyroid activity).
- Very safe in tea form for children.
Oat Straw
Benefits for Kids:
Oat straw nourishes the nervous system and eases emotional tension that can show up as stomach discomfort.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Nervine tonic
- Anti-inflammatory
- Digestive soother
Contraindications:
- Avoid if child has a known oat or gluten allergy (though oat straw is naturally gluten-free, cross-contamination is possible).
Lavender
Benefits for Kids:
Lavender calms the nervous system and reduces nausea, tension, and restlessness — helpful during stomach upset or bedtime tummy worries.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Antispasmodic
- Nervine relaxant
- Carminative
- Mild analgesic
Contraindications:
- Very rare but possible sensitivity; reduce dose if overly sedating.
Rose Buds
Benefits for Kids:
Rose is soothing, gentle, and comforting. It eases emotional stress that often accompanies stomach aches.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Mild astringent
- Nervine calming
- Anti-inflammatory
Contraindications:
- Very low risk; extremely safe in tea amounts.
Spearmint
Benefits for Kids:
Spearmint is milder than peppermint, making it ideal for children. It eases gas, nausea, and cramping.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Carminative
- Antispasmodic
- Digestive stimulant (gentle)
- Anti-nausea
Contraindications:
- None significant for kids; avoid in rare cases of mint allergy.
Caraway Seed
Benefits for Kids:
A classic herb for gas, bloating, and digestive discomfort. Caraway relieves pressure and stimulates healthy digestion.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Carminative
- Antispasmodic
- Gas-reducing
- Digestive aid
Contraindications:
- Extremely safe; avoid if the child has a rare caraway allergy.
Ginger Root
Benefits for Kids:
Ginger settles nausea, warms the stomach, and supports digestion — wonderful for motion sickness or unsettled bellies.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Anti-nausea
- Carminative
- Digestive stimulant
- Mild anti-inflammatory
Contraindications:
- Use mildly if the child is prone to reflux.
- Avoid extremely high doses.
Freeze-Dried Strawberries & Blueberries
Benefits for Kids:
Freeze-dried berries add antioxidants, flavor, and excitement — kids love the color and aroma.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Nutritive
- Antioxidant
- Gentle digestive support
Contraindications:
- Berry allergies (rare).
🍯 Honey Flavor (Natural Extract)
Adds sweetness without sugar and creates a soothing “comfort tea” profile children naturally enjoy.
Contraindications:
- Safe because it’s not actual honey (safe for children under age 1).

Recommended Usage for Children
Ages 2–6
- 1 teaspoon of the blend
- Steep in 6 oz of hot water for 3–4 minutes
- Cool well before serving
- Up to 2 cups per day during tummy upset
Ages 7–12
- 1–1.5 teaspoons
- Steep 5 minutes
- Up to 3 cups per day as needed
Optional additions:
- A splash of apple juice
- A drizzle of honey (over age 1)
- A few extra freeze-dried berries
Why Parents Love This Blend
- It’s gentle and safe for most children
- Herbs work synergistically to soothe gas, nausea, and stress-related tummy aches
- Calms both the stomach and the nervous system
- Tastes delicious — fruity, minty, lightly sweet
- Supports sleep when tummy troubles happen at night
- Naturally anti-inflammatory and soothing
- Kid-approved appearance with colorful berries
This blend isn’t just a tea — it’s a nurturing ritual. A warm cup, a quiet moment, the reassurance that their tummy will be okay. It helps children feel comforted, cared for, and connected.
Lil’ Tummy Ease
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minutesIngredients
Chamomile – 0.8 oz
Lemon balm – 1.7 oz
Oat straw – 0.8 oz
Lavender – 0.4 oz
Rose bud – 0.8 oz
Spearmint – 1.7 oz
Caraway seed – 0.8 oz
Ginger root – 0.8 oz
Freeze-dried strawberries – 0.2 oz
Freeze-dried blueberries – 0.2 oz
Honey flavor extract, Natural – 0.5%
Directions
- Carefully weigh out each herb and add to a large mixing bowl
- Add the Natural Honey Flavor Tea Extract making sure to mix thoroughly.
- Add in the freeze dried fruits and mix well again.
- Store in an airtight container for up to 24 hours to allow the extract to infuse.
Use 2 heaping tsp of Tea mixture with 6-8 oz of water. Steep for 5-6 min or until desired strength.





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