Kids Herbal Medicine Makers Class

Getting kids comfortable with herbs before they’re sick makes all the difference—and the best way to do that is through hands-on making, tasting, and play.

In this interactive, kid-friendly herbal class, children (ages 6 and up) will learn how herbs support the body while actively making and trying their own herbal remedies. When kids help create their medicine, they’re far more willing—and even excited—to use it when they need it.

This class is designed to be sensory, experiential, and empowering, helping kids build familiarity with herbs in a calm, curious environment.

This class is local and in-person only but for those on-line or those who can’t make it, if you wish to learn more about herbs for kids and see a recorded class with kids enjoying/making the herbs then you can take my self-paced course here: https://l.bttr.to/J3XRE

What We’ll Do in Class

Make and taste herb-infused honey balls (a fun, nourishing way to take herbs)
Try “black applesauce” using activated charcoal and learn when it’s helpful
Taste and blend simple herbal teas, including:
- A fever-support tea
- A sleepytime tea
Explore basic herbal first aid, including:
- Trying warm fomentations
- Using herbal compresses on the body
- Learning how and why herbs can be used topically
Make an herbal salve together and learn when to use it for everyday bumps, scrapes, and skin support

All activities are age-appropriate, gentle, and guided with safety in mind.

If weather is nice and herbs start popping up we might show some herbs.

Each child will go home with:

Their own herb-infused honey balls
Fever and Sleepy-time Tea
Activated charcoal
Herbs for making a compress
The herbal salve they helped make
Recipes for everything we did in class and more!

Why This Class Matters

This class helps children:

Build trust and familiarity with herbs
Learn basic self-care skills
Feel empowered in their own health
Reduce fear and resistance around taking herbs when sick

It’s also a wonderful way for parents to support natural health at home while creating positive, confidence-building experiences for their kids.

Cost: $60 per family (2-kids/1-adult) ($30 extra per child if they want their own remedies)
Ages: 8+ Or 6+ if 3 hour class is ok.

SPACE IS LIMITED

UPCOMING FREE WOMEN’S HEALTH CLASS

Learn more and register here: https://l.bttr.to/2pUqi

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