Calm Baby

Chamomile · Fennel Seed · Lavender — Gentle Herbal Bath Rinse for Baby's Bedtime Routine

For topical use only. Not for drinking.

Smells like: soft honeyed chamomile and light lavender with a sweet hint of fennel. A gentle, cozy scent for winding down.

"The gentle bedtime ritual families have passed down for generations."

Long before baby washes came in plastic bottles, families steeped soft, fragrant flowers in warm water for a soothing evening bath. Chamomile and lavender have been part of European, North African, and Middle Eastern bath traditions for centuries.

Calm Baby brings chamomile, fennel seed, and lavender together as a simple herbal rinse you brew, cool, and add to baby's bath or pour over gently with a soft cloth. It turns bath time into a calm, sweet-smelling part of the bedtime routine.

Why Calm Baby?

• A gentle, naturally fragrant herbal rinse for bath time
• Soft, calming scent of chamomile and lavender to set a peaceful bedtime mood
• Just three whole herbs — no synthetic fragrance, dyes, or preservatives
• Brew it fresh, so you know exactly what touches baby's skin
• Small batch, hand-packed in Emmaus, PA

How to Use

1. Steep 1 tbsp of blend (or 1 tea bag) in 2 cups of freshly boiled water for 10–15 minutes, covered
2. Strain well, removing all plant pieces
3. Let it cool completely to lukewarm — always test the temperature on your inner wrist
4. Add to baby's bathwater, or gently pour over the body with a soft washcloth. Avoid the face and eyes
5. Make a fresh batch each time and discard any leftovers within 24 hours

Tip: Dim the lights and play soft music during the rinse — the ritual matters as much as the herbs.

Ingredients

Chamomile flower (Matricaria chamomilla), Fennel seed (Foeniculum vulgare), Lavender flower (Lavandula angustifolia). Net weight (2oz size): 2oz (57g).

Bundle With

Pair Calm Baby with a cup of our Lullaby or Chamomile tea for the grown-ups — bedtime is for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my baby drink this? No. Calm Baby is a topical bath rinse only. Please talk to your pediatrician before giving any herbal tea to an infant or child.

Is it safe for my baby's skin? Do a patch test first: dab a little cooled rinse on a small spot of skin and wait 24 hours. Don't use on broken or irritated skin, and stop if any redness or rash appears. Ask your pediatrician before use, especially for newborns or babies with sensitive skin or eczema.

Could my baby react to these herbs? Chamomile is in the daisy (Asteraceae) family, and fennel is in the carrot family. If your family has ragweed, daisy, celery, or carrot allergies, check with your pediatrician first.

Can adults use it too? Absolutely — it makes a lovely, relaxing foot soak or bath rinse for grown-ups.

Why can't I save leftovers? Herbal rinses don't contain preservatives, so they can grow bacteria. Brew fresh each time.

For external use only. Keep out of eyes. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.