Tissue salts offer a quiet kind of magic—supporting the body in subtle but powerful ways. They don’t replace good food, rest, or loving care—but they work alongside those essentials to help mother and baby thrive.

When we rely on external entertainment to fill the void of dissatisfaction, we embark on what Edward Bach described as the “vicious circle.” Seeking temporary relief from life’s challenges through fleeting pleasures, we find that the satisfaction never lasts. 

Bach describes the role of parenting as "divinely privileged," emphasising that it is not merely a biological or societal obligation but a sacred opportunity.