Mother’s Milk Tea

This is a pleasant-tasting tea. I started drinking it the day after my baby was born and it was soothing. I haven’t had any problems with milk production. How much the tea contributed to that is hard to say given I didn’t do some kind of experiment isolating variables, but it’s a nice herbal tea and I would recommend it.

I selected this from my Vine Review offerings because the ingredients reminded me of a variety from a very old brand of traditional medicinal teas I used to love back in my college days.This one is listed and labeled as being for Lactation support, however the herbs in it's formula are also traditionally used for digestive support (especially Fennel), and also for blood glucose support.Please note that you should ask your Dr before starting this tea to support lactation, and wait until AFTER you give birth. Some of the herbs used to stimulate lactation are known to not be safe during pregnancy.Lazika Lactation Teas comes in individual flow through bags, and has a very strong Anise/Fennel aroma and flavor. The mouth feel is smooth. And it has its own sweetness, but if you like a little honey enhances the flavor. I like to add a splash of table cream or almond milk based creamer. And I tried it the way I used to drink it in college. I used it as the base of instant hot cocoa to make spiced cocoa and it was delicious.This tea won't make you start lactating. However it will support lactation with a calming experience, and by ensuring proper hydration.If you like the taste of Fennel/Anise I'm sure you will love this tea. O

The blend of fennel, anise, caraway, and moringa provides natural support, especially for new moms. It’s comforting to know it’s made with ingredients that help with milk supply and overall wellness. The flavor is nice, though I’d prefer it to be a bit stronger. If you plan to drink it daily, the 20 tea bags won’t last long, and it would be nice if there were a few more in the container.

This Lazika Lactation Tea has a wonderful fennel taste and fragrance. However, it comes in tea bags with a mesh that's too wide for its contents, so there's a fine powder all over the plastic container, making for a very unappealing presentation of the product. Unfortunately, the tea bags are scantily filled in the first place. There's barely enough in them for a small cup of tea. At over 50 cent per tea bag, I would have expected superior taste (check), generous portion sizes, and functional tea bags.