
Morning sickness: the drug-free remedies mums swear by
Ginger, acupressure bands, sour sweets and the snack-before-you-stand trick. What helps with pregnancy nausea, and when it's time to ask for more help.
Soft, spicy ginger chews to keep in your bag for queasy moments
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Ginger is one of the oldest go-tos for nausea, and Gin Gins are an easy way to have it on hand. These soft, chewy sweets are made with real fresh ginger, so they're warming and a little spicy rather than sugary-bland.
Each one is individually wrapped, so you can keep a few in your pocket, by the bed or in the car. Some mums find nibbling something small before getting up helps. You can also drop one into hot water for a quick ginger drink.
They're a sweet, so enjoy them as a treat rather than all day long.
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Ginger, acupressure bands, sour sweets and the snack-before-you-stand trick. What helps with pregnancy nausea, and when it's time to ask for more help.
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