Post-Natal Confinement Herbs
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How To Ease Your Confinement Frenzy?
After discharge from hospital, on the 3rd day typically, you may start Sheng Hua Tang to help remove blood stasis and lochia from natural delivery or C-section. Our 28-Day TCM Post-Natal Confinement Herbs are baby safe and breastfeeding safe and suitable for natural or C-section delivery. You will certainly come to appreciate how our herbs ease your confinement frenzy regardless whether you are with or without a confinement nanny. With the pre-packed daily herbs so convenient, your confinement nanny can focus on cooking your confinement food and care of your little pride and joy.
For new mommies who are vegetarians, the daily confinement herbal tonic soups will be essential to restoring your post-natal health too. For Muslims, the herbs are vegetarian and are therefore also suitable for post-partum consumption. We have new mommies who are muslims that consume these post-natal herbs.
As we are all aware, hiring a confinement lady is also getting expensive these days and for some who prefer to do without one, our specially pre-packed TCM Post-Natal Confinement Herbs not only will ease your confinement but will also save you cost. I have had the experience of hiring a confinement lady when I had my first baby. Even with a confinement nany, I find the TCM Post Natal Confinement Herbs ease my confinement as the pre-packed herbs are simply so convenient. In my second confinement, I did not hire a confinement lady as it was just too expensive during the CNY period. I depended on the daily confinement herbs and had my helper prepare confinement food from a recipe book. Everything turned out perfectly well and I will be doing the same for my fourth confinement when my new born is due in March.
The TCM Post-Natal Confinement Herbs and Red Dates & Longan Confinement Tea are conveniently pre-packed and pre-labeled. All you have to do is pick a packet of the TCM Post-Natal Confinement Herb (there are different herbal soups labelled for different days) into a slow cooker for 2 hours and the new mum will have a nutritionally brewed bowl of soup ready for a speedy post-partum recovery. As for the Red Dates & Longan Confinement Tea, you just need to boil the tea for 30 mins to an hour and store the tea in a thermal pot to keep it warm throughout the day.
For those who prefer to shower during the confinement period, our Confinement Herbal Bath with natural herbal ingredients helps mother to expel wind, improve blood circulation and reduce after birth pain.
Use our Uterine Contraction Herbs to aid these postpartum uterine contractions, which speeds up the shrinking process. The 40+ weeks of pregnancy causes a woman’s uterus to grow 25 times its original size; post-birth contractions with the aid of the Uterine Contraction Herbs will quickly help to shrink the uterus back down to pre-pregnancy size.
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28-DAY TCM POST-NATAL CONFINEMENT HERBS (BABY SAFE & BREASTFEEDING SAFE FOR NATURAL OR C-SECTION DELIVERY)
 | Day 1: Sheng Hua Tang Removes blood stasis from uterus. Typically starts on 3rd day of delivery when you return home. Suitable for both natural or C-section delivery. Additional packet of Sheng Hua Tang at $9.50. |  | Day 2: Ginseng Niu Qi Soup Nourishes internal organs, calms mind, promotes circulation and stops bleeding. |
 | Day 3: Du Zhong Soup Strengthens waist and kidney and enhances bones and muscles. |  | Day 4: Confinement Tonic Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |
 | Day 5: Niu Qi Wolfberry Soup Moistens internal dryness. Strengthens muscles & bones. Nourishes blood. Removes blood stasis. |  | Day 6: Huang Qi Tang Sheng Soup Enhances immune system, reinforces Qi and improves blood circulation. |
 | Day 7: Kidney Nourishing Soup Strengthens the kidneys and promotes Qi. |  | Day 8: Ginseng Bai Shao Soup Nourishes the blood and promotes energy. |
 | Day 9: Si Wu Soup Nourishes and regulate blood. |  | Day 10: Brain Tonic Soup Nourishes blood and prevenst headache. Promotes Qi. |
 | Day 11: Confinement Tonic Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |  | Day 12: Cordyceps Flower Tonic Soup Strengthens lungs and kidneys. |
 | Day 13: Du Zhong Soup Strengthens waist and kidney. |  | Day 14: Dang Gui Soup Nourishes blood and regulates mensuration. |
 | Day 15: Ginseng Bai Shu Soup Promotes Qi and strengthens the gastro intestinal tract. |  | Day 16: Special Ba Zhen Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |
 | Day 17: Gingseng Ling Zhi Soup Promotes Qi and clams the mind. |  | Day 18: Confinement Tonic Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |
 | Day 19: Ginseng Walnut Nourish Soup Promotes Qi. Nourishes blood and warms kidneys. |  | Day 20: Si Shen Soup Improves appetite. Strengthens the spleen and promotes Qi. |
 | Day 21: Shou Wu Soup Prevents loss of hair. |  | Day 22: Yi Mu Cao Ginseng Soup Promotes Qi. Nourishes blood and regulates mensuration. |
 | Day 23: Cordyceps Flower Tonic Soup Promotes Qi and strengthens kidneys. |  | Day 24: Ginseng Tu Si Soup Strengthens waist and kidneys. |
 | Day 25: Dang Gui Soup Nourishes blood and regulates mensuration. |  | Day 26: Special Ba Zhen Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |
 | Day 27: Ginseng Ling Zhi Soup Promotes Qi and calms the mind. |  | Day 28: Confinement Tonic Soup Promotes Qi and nourishes blood. |