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The Herbal Tea for the Family collection brings together wellness infusions designed to accompany moments of togetherness at home, around delicate and convivial plant-based beverages. Crafted in France, our blends combine botanicals with gentle sensory profiles, traditionally enjoyed in herbal practice for their delicate and indulgent notes.
Created for the whole family — including children over 3 years old depending on the composition — these infusions offer a light, comforting plant experience that naturally supports daily hydration. A simple ritual to share, naturally.
• A collection dedicated to wellness infusions designed for family sharing moments.
• Botanicals selected for their gentle, traditional profiles, suited to convivial enjoyment (from age 3 depending on the blend).
• To be enjoyed in regular cups or prepared in a carafe to accompany everyone’s daily hydration.
• Plant references expressed as traditional uses or attributed contributions of each ingredient.
• General precautions: respect recommended ages; in cases of pregnancy, breastfeeding, or ongoing medical treatment, seek professional advice if necessary.
Short, factual, and compliant formulations.
Chamomile (Matricaria recutita)
Traditionally enjoyed to accompany gentle and soothing moments.
Lemon Verbena (Aloysia citrodora)
Traditionally used in infusions to encourage a feeling of calm and lightness.
Linden (Tilia spp.)
Traditionally appreciated for accompanying convivial moments.
Peppermint (Mentha × piperita)
Traditionally used to provide a pleasant vegetal freshness.
All references above are presented as traditional uses or attributed contributions of the relevant ingredient — without therapeutic claims.
Suitable for convivial consumption according to recommended ages. Some infusions may be suitable from age 3, though consulting a healthcare professional is advised for any child-specific questions.
At Provence d’Antan, family herbal tea is above all a shared moment — a plant-based ritual to enjoy together, from morning through soft evening hours.
It reflects an approach centered on:
– pleasant hydration throughout the day
– simple conviviality around a warm or gently cooled cup
– discovering botanicals with soft, balanced profiles
– listening to each family member’s preferences
For a gentle ritual with children (ages 3 and up)
Favour blends featuring chamomile, lemon verbena, or linden — botanicals known for their soft, comforting profiles.
For a fresh and indulgent touch
Opt for recipes containing gentle mint, bringing a naturally refreshing or subtly sweet note.
For shared everyday enjoyment
Choose balanced, mellow profiles that are pleasant served in a carafe and easy to enjoy throughout the day.
In the morning, to begin the day
A warm, gentle cup to share.
During the day, served in a carafe
A light infusion to sip gradually.
In the late afternoon, during a quiet moment
A comforting cup to accompany family conversations.
Always follow the infusion times indicated on the packaging and respect the recommended quantities specific to each product, particularly for younger children according to the age guidance provided on the product pages.
Short infusion (3–5 minutes)
Ideal for delicate blossoms and gentle profiles.
Longer infusion (5–8 minutes)
Better suited to more structured leaves.
In a carafe
Infuse, strain, allow to cool to a warm temperature, then refrigerate and consume within 24 hours.
Family hydration
Spread consumption throughout the day to support everyone’s daily hydration.
Optional additions
A twist of citrus zest or a touch of honey (according to preference) for a more indulgent note.
Always respect the dosage instructions indicated on the packaging.
For children aged 3 and over, certain gentle-profile infusions may be suitable; however, it is recommended to:
– check the advised age on the product page
– seek professional advice if in doubt
– avoid overly concentrated infusions for younger children
In cases of pregnancy or breastfeeding, seek advice before regular consumption.
Certain botanicals may present individual contraindications or interact with ongoing treatments; professional advice is recommended if necessary.
Herbal infusions are not a substitute for prescribed medical treatment.
Within a plant-based wellness approach and using mild botanicals, a very lightly infused, lukewarm herbal tea may be considered from the age of 3. Before this age, it is preferable to prioritise water and milk suited to the child’s nutritional needs.
For any specific question, seek advice from your healthcare professional.
The following plants are traditionally used and perceived as delicate when carefully prepared:
These botanicals are selected for their delicate profiles and their suitability in light infusions.
Yes. For children, it is recommended to:
This method allows for a subtle extraction of flavours and delicate plant compounds, without excess.
No.
A lukewarm herbal infusion or plant-based beverage does not replace a meal or a nourishing snack. However, it can become a comforting ritual after school or during a quiet moment, paired with fruit or a wholesome bite.
How Often Can It Be Offered?
For children aged 3 and over:
Yes.
They form part of the family’s overall fluid intake.
They complement water throughout the day by offering a gentle flavour, within a balanced hydration routine.
If a child prefers a softer taste:
A very small spoonful is enough to create a more convivial cup.
Absolutely.
Here are a few ideas for creating a gentle, sensory and calming ritual:
These shared pauses strengthen connection, invite calm, and transform hydration into a moment of simple pleasure.
Certain gentle botanicals, such as chamomile or linden, are traditionally associated with feelings of relaxation in the evening.
A small, lukewarm cup shared during a calm moment can gently accompany a child toward a more soothing bedtime routine.
A few simple ideas:
The intention is pleasure and sharing — never constraint.
If you notice:
Stop consumption and seek advice from a healthcare professional.
Although the botanicals are selected for their gentle nature, every individual is unique.
Yes.
The taste of botanicals is learned like a sensory language. At first, always offer a lightly diluted infusion. Over time, a child may naturally develop a genuine preference.
Yes.
Prepare a very light, lukewarm infusion in a thermos. It invites a pause in nature, a shared moment along the path, and gentle hydration throughout the outing.
