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Dry packets are for you to make your own syrup or tincture for your kids. We encourage you to make your own!
A Glycerin Tincture (Glycerite) comes ready made to use. VERY convenient to put in your purse and use "on-the-go". Safe for children and has similar taste to syrup.
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Children's Multivitamin Syrup is an excellent source of deep nutrition for all those growing bodies. We have personally used this herbal combination as a multivitamin base for our kids for years!
Making this packet into a syrup gives you the power to know exactly what is going into your child's body, helping you be as self reliant in your family's medical care as possible. Or you can buy the ready made glycerite! AMOUNT: One packet makes approximately 1 quart of syrup. See below for FAQ's and details. |
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Ingredients & Properties
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Rosehips: It has the ability to help regenerate new skin cells because of astringent levels.The fruit acids and pectin in rose hip tea is a mild diuretic and laxative. It is used to improve, and relieve the symptoms of kidney disorders, or to help in the case of mild constipation. Because of the high vitamin C content they are an excellent immune system supporter and are often used as a supplement to prevent or treat a cold. Rose hips are a source of vitamin C; they contain 50% more vitamin C than oranges.
Chamomile: This herb and amazing plant has been know for generations. "Chamomile relaxes intestinal spasms and promotes a calm, mental state." Kathi Kemper M.D. author of The Holistic Pediatrician. Some research has been done to show chamomile can have the same effect on the brain as a mild sedative, but without the side effects.
If your child has a ragweed allergy, please don't use chamomile, as it can irritate that allergy. |
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Lemon Balm: This has been used for years to help reduce anxiety, promote a calm state and improve indigestion. Why? Because Lemon balm is rich in caffeic acid and rosmarinic acid, which are powerful antioxidants that neutralize reactive oxygen species. It also contains eugenol, which acts like a natural anti-inflammatory that helps soothe painful conditions. These compounds offer profound antibacterial and antiviral properties and protect the lipid membrane of cells.
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Lemon Grass: Lemon Grass gives relief of nausea and produces a feeling of coolness. Leaves and stems are high in folic acid and Vitamin B5, B6 and B1.
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Oatstraw: The
German government commissioned calcium-rich oat straw extract as an
effective herbal remedy for anxiety and stress. This is most likely due
to the high Vitamin B complex content contained within the herb. Oat straw's calming qualities strengthens nerves and encourages a restful night's sleep. Oatstraw
is high in calcium, protein and the spectrum of B vitamins, excepting
vitamin B-12. Oatstraw is also high in silica, a mineral that is largely
responsible for healthy skin, hair, nails and bones. It supports the
central nervous system. We have found it helps us with anxiety,
insomnia and nervousness. According to Finnish herbalist Henriette
Kress. Oatstraw can soothe an over-stressed nervous system, providing
centered, calm energy. The B vitamins may be one reason that oatstraw
tea has such a beneficial action on stress.
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Nettle: Contain tannic acid, lecithin, chlorophyll, iron, silicic acid, lime, potassium, phosphorus, sulfur, sodium, chlorine, and vitamins A and C. Helps nursing mothers produce milk and it also stimulate the digestive glands of the stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gall bladder. Nettle stimulates the lymph system, can help relieve arthritis symptoms, support adrenals, helps cramping, reduces hypertension, helps with gastrointestinal disease, IBS and constipation, supports the endocrine system by helping the thyroid, spleen and pancreas. It contains fatty acids, carotenoids, calcium, iron, sodium, Vitamin A, Vit C.
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Red Raspberry: It is extremely high in magnesium, naturally high in potassium, iron and b-vitamins. Those just happen to be the exact ingredients your body needs when dealing with anxiety and hormone problems. God made Red Raspberry Leaf for us! The tannins give astringent properties which soothe internally and externally. Also extremely high in Vitamin C.
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Catnip: It can be used for treating fevers, infections, colic, headaches, nervousness, sleep disorders and digestion. When put together in a powerful combination such as this for children, it aids and supports their systems to be as strong as possible. A gentle herb, full of powerful properties.
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FAQ
When do I use this packet of herbs? Use this everyday, after making it into a syrup, as a replacement for multivitamin. Morning and night. If there are any medical issues present, please seek medical help.
How do I use it? Follow the instructions you receive with your packet to make the syrup. After the syrup is ready administer 1 TEAS to children every morning and night.
What ages of children is it safe for? From 6 months to 12 years old. Truly, older than 12 is also just fine, though we would recommend a few herbs to add for additional nutritional support. Remember if making this for any children under 2 years old do not use honey as a sweetener.
How long does it store dry? If kept cool, dry and sealed – will store at least 3 years.
How long does it store in syrup form? Use within 2 months of making into syrup. **Keep Refrigerated In Syrup Form**
Why use Children's Multivitamin Syrup instead of store bought medicines? This is All Natural. Not only does it support the overall nutritional needs of your children's growing body but it also supports their body during illness. It does not suppress or mask the illness. There are no chemicals or artificial sugars in this recipe.
How do I sweeten this syrup? Use raw maple syrup, agave or honey.
Is it safe for babies? Babies can use it at 6 months. Do not sweeten with honey for infants under 24 months.
How many servings per packet? Each packet makes approximately one quart of syrup. There are approximately 192 teaspoons in a quart. If you have 3 children and give this to them morning and night, one packet is a month's supply
When do I use this packet of herbs? Use this everyday, after making it into a syrup, as a replacement for multivitamin. Morning and night. If there are any medical issues present, please seek medical help.
How do I use it? Follow the instructions you receive with your packet to make the syrup. After the syrup is ready administer 1 TEAS to children every morning and night.
What ages of children is it safe for? From 6 months to 12 years old. Truly, older than 12 is also just fine, though we would recommend a few herbs to add for additional nutritional support. Remember if making this for any children under 2 years old do not use honey as a sweetener.
How long does it store dry? If kept cool, dry and sealed – will store at least 3 years.
How long does it store in syrup form? Use within 2 months of making into syrup. **Keep Refrigerated In Syrup Form**
Why use Children's Multivitamin Syrup instead of store bought medicines? This is All Natural. Not only does it support the overall nutritional needs of your children's growing body but it also supports their body during illness. It does not suppress or mask the illness. There are no chemicals or artificial sugars in this recipe.
How do I sweeten this syrup? Use raw maple syrup, agave or honey.
Is it safe for babies? Babies can use it at 6 months. Do not sweeten with honey for infants under 24 months.
How many servings per packet? Each packet makes approximately one quart of syrup. There are approximately 192 teaspoons in a quart. If you have 3 children and give this to them morning and night, one packet is a month's supply
