Morning Sickness

Wrist Bands can often prove to be very effective at combating nausea.

There are two main variants - those that rely on acupressure, such as Sea Bands, and those that use electical stimulation, such as the Relief Band or iTrans.

Having something sweet to suck can often help quite a bit when suffering from Morning Sickness. It gives the digestive system something to do when you can't face anything else, and the sugar can provide a much needed energy boost.

Queasy Drops and Preggie Pops are particulary good in this respect as they're also specially formulated to help combat queasiness.

Ginger is widely used as a digestive aid for mild stomach upset.

It is also a traditional remedy for helping prevent and treat nausea arising during Morning Sickness or Chemotherapy.

If all else fails, make sure you keep a few Queasy Bags handy!

Queasy Bags will safely contain anything that does threaten to reappear, and the potential for embarassment is much reduced by having a few Queasy Bags close at hand.

Aromatherapy is a form of complimentary medicine based on the use of concentrated essential oils from the flowers, leaves, bark, branches, rind or roots of plants with healing properties. The aroma from the essential oils stimulate the body's natural healing processes.

MorningWell is a unique audio programme on a CD that stops nausea and vomiting by stabilising the balance receptors in the inner ear.

It tackles the symptoms, not the cause, and hence it is generally free from any side effects.

A selection of some of our most popular products sold together in cost effective Morning Sickness Kits.

Sea Bands, Queasy Drops, Sick Bags, Ginger and more - have a look inside our store!