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Herbs for Focus and Concentration (for Kids + Parents!)
Staying focused during the school year can be tough for kids and parents alike. Herbs like rosemary, ginkgo, and gotu kola have long been used to support memory, clarity, and concentration. Learn how to make these brain-boosting herbs kid-friendly, combine them with nourishing foods like protein and healthy fats, and create simple rituals that sharpen attention and reduce stress for the whole family.
Dr. Rachel Knowles
7 days ago5 min read


Creating a Back-to-School Herbal Wellness Ritual
Back-to-school season can feel overwhelming, but simple herbal rituals can bring calm and balance. From lemon balm teas in the morning to chamomile baths at night, these daily practices help children and parents ease stress, improve sleep, and stay grounded. Learn how to create consistent, meaningful rituals with calming herbs that support both body and mind, and transform the school season into a smoother, more connected experience.
Dr. Rachel Knowles
Oct 175 min read


Herbal Teas to Soothe Stress and Improve Sleep
Back-to-school season can bring stress for both kids and parents, often leading to restless nights. Herbal teas made with chamomile, lemon balm, and lavender offer a gentle way to calm the mind, ease tension, and support restful sleep. Learn how these herbs work, discover simple kid-friendly tea blends, and create soothing rituals that help the whole family manage stress and sleep better during busy school days.
Dr. Rachel Knowles
Oct 105 min read


Herbal Allies for Kids: Gentle Immune Support for School Season
As kids head back to school, germs spread quickly. Gentle herbal allies like echinacea, elderberry, and astragalus can help strengthen your child’s immune system naturally. Discover how to use syrups, teas, and gummies to make herbs fun and effective. Learn simple ways to create a daily immune routine that blends prevention, nourishment, and connection so your family is ready for the school season.
Dr. Rachel Knowles
Oct 36 min read
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