Baby Wonder

I posted earlier about Chamomile and how you can use it in tincture form for babies.  Some of my friends in Kentucky named it Baby Wonder   because they saw how quickly it calmed my baby down!  When my 3 1/2 month old cries during church (or anywhere for that matter) I dip his pacifier (a safe plastic one:) in the chamomile and glycerin tincture and put it in his mouth and he calms down immediately.  He likes the sweet taste of it now and it is perfectly safe.  It has a strong sweet taste you may not like at first but now my baby LOVES it!  Every Mom needs this!  I am about to make a big batch of it next week and mail some.  Leave a comment with your name, address and how much you need if you would like to get some from me. 
Adults can take a Tbsp or two to calm them down or get them relaxed for bedtime.   

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  1. LizzieFebruary 26, 2011 at 4:47 PM

    I just send a link to this post to my best friend who is pregnant with her first baby! I think she'll find it very useful in the near future :)

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  2. UnknownMarch 14, 2011 at 12:06 PM

    Mrs Brandi-
    I don't know if you remember me from Hopewell, I am Leah's mom, Heidi. I am very interested in this, I think it would be great to pass along to Leah for baby Bree. Also I would interested in any other natural remedies you may have to offer, especially since Bree was born premature and is having some difficulties since her immune system is not fully developed.
    We are continuing to keep you and your family in our prayers, may the Lord continue to Bless your ministry.
    God Bless, Heidi adeline35@roadrunner.com

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