We Support and share ideas needed for maintaining your home
with articles, crafts, recipes and ideas in hundreds of categories!


Easing Morning Sickness

by: Shiloah Baker & Contributing Readers

 

Mint is good for general stomach upset. Try making yourself some peppermint tea. For some women though it may make their upset even worse.

Ginger also works well. You can eat ginger snaps or drink ginger ale. I recommend drinking ginger tea.

You can also try papaya enzyme.
 

If you feel a bout of nausea coming on, take a lemon and slice it and smell the lemon. It helps to make you feel better.

A friend of mine told me the best cure that she uses when she is sick with pregnancy. Before she goes to bed at night, she takes a half of a Unisom. She wakes up the next morning with no sickness.

My personal favorite tip to treat morning sickness is papaya enzymes, but however, my doctor told me if that didn't work, to drink lemonade (raspberry lemonade works great), or even (gross) potato chips.  Somehow potato chips and their grease helps the nausea (never tried it though).

Contributed by: Amy Nelson

 

I didn't want to take any meds during pregnancy so I tried EVERYTHING!!!!  Nothing seemed to work.  One day I tried eating almonds and it worked.  Every time I felt a bout of nausea coming on I only had to eat a couple and I felt great.  They are healthy too!  Another good tip is to reduce stress by walking and get tons of sleep (if you can)

-Contributed by: Dana Lake


I had severe nausea and morning sickness with my sixth baby.  Things that I did to help were:

  • Made sure my blood sugar didn't get too low

  • Ate light foods such as salads and fruits

  • Sucked on "Preggy Pops" (found at Motherhood stores or online at Motherhood.com)

  • Took Mag Phos 30C homeopathic remedies.  This helped me tremendously!

-Shiloah Baker- site owner, author editor
 

 

 
 
 

Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or a medical specialist of any kind. These are only tips to be used with your doctor's permission and oversight. Please be sure to get proper prenatal care.

 


We would love to hear from you!  Send your comments, suggestions or your articles & ideas!  You could be featured here on our website!

 

Join Today

Hit Counter

Breastfeeding And Weight Loss
By: Kari Robinette
The question:
Will breastfeeding really help me lose weight? The Answer:
The short answer is -- yes! Recent studies have shown that over an extended period of time, roughly six months or more, breastfeeding...
  more
Postpartum Savers
By: Shiloah Baker
As I go through this postpartum stage again (I now have six children), I decided to sit down and write all the tips that I have discovered to help me get through this rough adjustment period..
more
Copyright 1998-2006 © The Homemaking Cottage, Privacy Policy

| Advertising Become An Affiliate | About This Website | Website Reviews | This Website is powered by | Blog | Links | Club Mom |
 |
Copyright Info | Contact Us | Enrichment Cottage ~ For Spiritual Living |  Article Submissions | Press |
Vote For Us | Article Reprints | Search |
Graphics by: Cottage Collections and CPC