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Caraway Water

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Caraway water

Distilled Caraway water is considered a useful remedy in the flatulent colic of infants, and is an excellent vehicle for children's medicine. When sweetened, its flavour is agreeable.

Ingredients:

Caraway *

Recipe Instructions: Decoction : One ounce of the bruised seeds infused for 6 hours in a pint of cold water makes a good Caraway julep for infants, from 1 to 3 teaspoons full being given for a dose.

Source: Grieve, Maud Mrs. "A Modern Herbal Vol I" (1931)

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Children :Safety and common sense are the first things to keep in mind when using home remedies and herbs to treat small children and babies.

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