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- Calories
- 5
- Organic Proprietary Extract Blend
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- Nettle Leaf, Alfalfa Leaf, Fennel Seed, Blessed Thistle Aerial Parts, Red Raspberry Leaf, Shatavari Root, Schisandra Berry, Cardamom Fruit
Other ingredients: Filtered water · Organic sugar cane ethanol (42–52%) · Organic vegetable glycerin. USDA Organic (CCOF). GMP-compliant. The Maddie Miles LLC, Austin, TX.
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Supplement Facts
- Calories
- 5
- Organic Proprietary Extract Blend
- *
- Nettle Leaf, Alfalfa Leaf, Fennel Seed, Blessed Thistle Aerial Parts, Red Raspberry Leaf, Shatavari Root, Schisandra Berry, Cardamom Fruit
Other ingredients: Filtered water · Organic sugar cane ethanol (42–52%) · Organic vegetable glycerin. USDA Organic (CCOF). GMP-compliant. The Maddie Miles LLC, Austin, TX.
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Daily timing
When to take Mama
Mama is a daily formula for the postpartum and nursing year — take it with food and plenty of water.
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Daily timing
When to take Mama
Mama is a daily formula for the postpartum and nursing year — take it with food and plenty of water.
Morning
The main dose, with breakfast. Nutritive herbs sit better with food.
Between feeds
Some mothers split the dose across the day when supply is the focus.
Evening
Fine, and often easier to remember during the last feed.
Every day
Consistency beats timing here — this is a tonic, not a trigger.
Honest expectations
What actually happens, and when
No hype. This is the pattern most women describe, in order.
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Honest expectations
What actually happens, and when
No hype. This is the pattern most women describe, in order.
- 1
Week 1
Getting it in
The first goal is just consistency — one dropper daily alongside food and water.
- 2
Week 4
Energy floor
The nutritive herbs work slowly. Most mothers describe it as the floor coming up, not a lift.
- 3
Week 8
Supply and recovery
If supply responds it usually shows here — alongside steadier digestion and mood.
- 4
Week 12
The long haul
Mama is designed to be taken for the whole nursing year, not just the first weeks.
From the bench
How it is made
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From the bench
How it is made
- I.
Harvest
Certified-organic herbs, bought whole and in season from growers we can name.
- II.
Macerate
Cold-macerated for weeks in organic cane alcohol and filtered water — no heat shortcuts.
- III.
Press
Hand-pressed to pull the marc dry, so the full-spectrum extract makes it into the bottle.
- IV.
Bench-blend
Blended by hand in small batches on the bench, to the exact formulation ratio.
- V.
Third-party test
Every batch leaves only after an independent lab clears identity and purity.
Mama came out of my own fourth trimester. Everyone hands you a fenugreek capsule and calls it lactation support, but the real problem is depletion — you are being mined for minerals. So I built it nutritive-first, with the galactagogues layered on top.
— Maddie Miles, MS
Clinical Herbalist & Founder
Questions
The answers
Is Mama safe while nursing?
Mama is formulated specifically for the postpartum and nursing year. As with anything you take while nursing, run it past your provider first.
Will it increase my milk supply?
It contains herbs traditionally used to support lactation — blessed thistle, fennel, shatavari, alfalfa. Supply is multifactorial, so we won't promise a number.
Can I take Mama while pregnant?
No — wait until after delivery. Several of these herbs are for the postpartum window specifically.
Does the alcohol pass into breast milk?
A 2 mL dropper contains a fraction of the alcohol in a ripe banana's worth of ferment. If you'd rather avoid it, add the dropper to hot tea and let it stand a minute.
How long should I take Mama?
Most mothers stay on it through the nursing year, then move to Soothe as their cycle returns.
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I started Peace Love Hormones in 2019 in Austin, Texas. One clinical herbalist, five formulas, and a circle of women tired of being told their pain was normal.
Every bottle we ship is still small-batch, dosed with intention, and formulated by me. If it wouldn't sit on my own shelf, it doesn't go on yours.
— Maddie Miles, MS · Clinical Herbalist & Founder
The Long Story
From the herbalist's bench
The Long Story
From the herbalist's bench
The postpartum period is one of the most nutrient-depleted times in a woman's life. Birth draws heavily on your body's reserves — iron, B vitamins, minerals, and the hormonal building blocks needed to sustain breastfeeding and restore your own vitality. Mama was formulated specifically to address this: a concentrated herbal tincture designed to support postpartum hormone rebalancing, lactation production, and whole-body recovery after birth. Why Postpartum Nutrition Matters During pregnancy and birth, your body prioritizes your baby's development. Postpartum, that draw continues through breastfeeding — which requires an additional 500 calories, significant mineral stores, and hormonal stability that many new mothers struggle to maintain. Iron deficiency after birth is extremely common; so are drops in progesterone, disruptions in thyroid function, and the adrenal fatigue that comes from months of physical demand and sleep deprivation. Herbal support can't replace a complete postpartum nutrition plan — but it can provide targeted, fast-absorbing botanical compounds that support your body's own ability to restore balance. What Mama Is Formulated For Postpartum hormone rebalancing — supporting the recovery of estrogen and progesterone levels after birth Lactation support — traditional galactagogue herbs to support healthy milk production and supply Blood and iron support — herbs traditionally used in postpartum care across cultures to support blood restoration and iron assimilation after delivery Adrenal recovery — adaptogenic support for the cortisol dysregulation that accompanies new parenthood Mood and nervous system support — gentle herbs to ease postpartum emotional turbulence and support sleep The Herbal Tradition Behind Mama Traditional medicine systems worldwide have prioritized postpartum herbal care. In Ayurveda, the 40-day postpartum period (saumya) involves specific warming herbs and foods. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, postpartum tonics focus on building blood (xue) and qi. In Western herbalism, herbs like nettle (rich in bioavailable iron and minerals) and red raspberry leaf (uterine toning) have long supported new mothers through this demanding transition. Mama draws from this deep tradition — formulated by a clinical herbalist who understands both the botanical science and the real needs of the postpartum body. How to Use Mama Take Mama as directed — typically 1–2 dropperfuls in water 2–3 times daily. Tinctures absorb rapidly through the mucous membranes, beginning to work significantly faster than capsules or teas. For best results, begin postpartum use within the first week after birth and continue for at least 3 full months as your hormones stabilize. Mama is formulated to be compatible with breastfeeding, but as with any supplement postpartum, we recommend discussing with your midwife or healthcare provider before beginning. What New Mothers Are Saying Mama joins the Peace Love Hormones family of formulas trusted by 20,000+ women. Our products are formulated by a clinical herbalist, made with organic ingredients, and backed by a satisfaction guarantee.





