Settle Down Flower Essence

Settle Down Flower Essence helps with:

• Childhood traumas
• Encouraging a brighter, sunnier disposition
• Creating security and unconditional love for children who throw tantrums, demand attention and cry frequently, as well as children who are clingy
• Creating a moderate "pace" between play and rest
• Unwinding hyperactivity
• Calming fears and helping regulate the sleep cycle
• Protection against nightmares

This is a 30ml blend that should last at least a month.

We recommend taking no more than one blend at a time. Here's why and some possible work arounds. 

All of our essences are made with brandy as the preservative. You can read more on why we use brandy here. 

Chamomile helps with a variety of childhood dramas, from mysterious upset tummies, colic, fussiness and crying, chamomile is a super soother.  For children who insist on being held, throw tantrums, and want everything and nothing, chamomile is the remedy.  It encourages a brighter, sunnier disposition.

Chicory flower essence is indicated for children who demand attention, crying, clingy or throwing tantrums.  Chicory is a teacher about love, it calms the neediness by revealing the source of unconditional love and with that comes a new found security. 

Teasel helps children learn to regulate their energy, for those that go full blast til they drop, Teasel helps to bring a more moderate pace of playing and resting.

Lettuce flower essence helps unwind kids who are too wound up to play constructively, overtired or hyperactive.

Lemon Balm can be very soothing for children unable to relax or slow down.  Calming to fears and helps to regulate the sleep cycle.

St. John's wort is included in case there is a resistance to sleep due to nightmares or fear of the dark.  The Greek name for this plant is Hypericum (also its Latin botanical name), which means "over a spirit." It has a very long history of offering spiritual protection, protection against nightmares and helping a person face darkness.  The common name came about because its peak harvest time happens on St. John's day.  Whether you're harvesting for a flower essence, or as an herb, the flowering tops are used.  When the flower heads are picked, the plant oozes a bright red sap, depicting the beheading of John the Baptist.  This signature refers to helping one keep their head, at times when there are negative spiritual entities seeking to cut us off.