Self-care box for labour and birth with lovely holistic items to nourish your mind, body and soul.

Includes X2 handmade anointed candles, X6 labour affirmation cards, X1 herbal bath soak, raspberry leaf tea, lavender smudge stick and 3 crystal tumbles: moonstone, angelite and moss agate.

Labour and Birth Box (XL): Courage and Relaxation

Name: Labour and Birth Box (XL): Courage and Relaxation
SKU: 364215376135191

SKU: 364215376135191

£50.00

£45.00

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Annointed candles:

Anointed with clary sage essential oil, rose petals and yarrow.

Clary Sage:

Clary sage is well known to help induce labour in pregnant women as the oil can enhance uterine activity, and is commonly used in aromatherapy by midwives.

Rose:

Roses have a long history in folklore and are well known as the love herb. Rose is strongly tied to romantic love, passion, healing, compassion and understanding.

Yarrow:

Yarrow has a long history being associated with childbirth. According to Celtic folklore, holding yarrow in your right hand ensures a straightforward birth!

Bath Soak: DO NOT use before 38 weeks of pregnancy

Epsom salt, clary sage essential oil, lavender and chamomile flowers.

Clary Sage:

Is well known to help induce labour in pregnant women as the oil can enhance uterine activity, and is commonly used in aromatherapy by midwives. Additionally, the oil can help surges (contractions) to ‘reappear’ or become more frequent if they have slowed down in labour.

Lavender:

Lavender is very calming and is known to be anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory and a muscle relaxant. This makes it a perfect addition to a calming bath, and can help to relax your pelvic floor muscles (perfect for labour).

Chamomile:

Chamomile is known to be grounding and soothing. Some spiritual correspondences include: joy, positivity, happiness, peace, healing, calm, sleep aid, protection and luck.

Rasberry Leaf Tea: DO NOT consume before 36 WEEKS of pregnancy

Raspberry leaf tea is commonly drank in the later stages of pregnancy. It has been known to strengthen uterine muscles and may reduce the length of labour and need for interventions, as well as relieving PMS symptoms. The tea is also know to relieve nausea and may improve overall pregnancy outcomes. Some spiritual properties of raspberry leaf include: love, fertility, protection, and sexual and feminine energy.

*Please note* Crystals work by transferring energy when meditating. Hold them in your hand and feel their soothing energy. Never insert crystals anywhere inside your body.

Moss Agate Crystal:

This crystal is believed to have intense anti-inflammatory capabilities, helps with circulation (great for labour as the uterus is a muscle!) and amplify the effects of the immune system. Folklore - Used by midwives and is an excellent stone for reducing pain and aiding a healthy birth.

Angelite Crystal:

A blue stone that is associated with soothing energy and life transitions, such as welcoming a baby into the world! Has been traditionally used in different cultures to aid a peaceful birth.

Moonstone Crystal:

Moonstone is thought to be the stone of new beginnings, and is believed to help with emotional balance and stability. Moonstone is an uplifting but mysterious stone, and is associated with feminine energy.
Please research herbal tea before consuming in large amounts.

Clary Sage:

Because of the oils potency, DO NOT use before 38 weeks of pregnancy as this increases the risk of premature labour and miscarriage. Women who have had a c-section or uterine surgery within the last year should use clary sage with caution. If you have a low-lying placenta or placenta praevia, clary sage oil is not recommended. Ask your midwife for more information.

Rose:

Topically, roses are drying and may aggravate dry skin further if used in large doses. Ingesting rose should be avoided in large doses during pregnancy. Please don’t ever ingest rose petals bought from supermarkets or flower shops, as they are not in their purest form and are often perfumed.

Yarrow:

Avoid ingesting yarrow in pregnancy as it may cause stimulate the uterus. It is safe to use externally during this time however. Though rare, yarrow may cause contact dermatitis and skin reactions.

Lavender:

Lavender drank as a tea in high doses can aggravate heartburn, so be mindful of this in pregnancy. In very rare cases it can cause mild skin irritations, and people who are sensitive to plants in the mint family should be cautious. If you are using pharmaceutical blood thinners, please use the essential oil with caution as there is some evidence to suggest that using the oil in large doses (everyday for example) can thin the blood.

Chamomile:

Drank as a tea in high doses during pregnancy may cause uterine activity, however the evidence for this is lacking. Although extremely rare, chamomile can cause contact dermatitis. Like calendula, people who are sensitive to plants like ragweed should be aware of this.

Raspberry Leaf Tea:

- Do not ingest in the first and second trimester. To be consumed FROM 36 WEEKS of pregnancy, as the tea may cause uterine surges (contractions) resulting in miscarriage. Do not consume in large doses and proceed with caution if:

You have high blood pressure or pre-eclampsia

You have had a c-section in the last year

You have placenta praevia or a low-lying placenta

You have experienced unexplained vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy

You have had a rapid or premature previous birth

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