A curated collection of herbal and traditional tools designed to support postpartum
healing for both mother and baby.

Investment: $400 for herbal kit and nutrition guidance with guided coaching session.

A coaching session is required to be scheduled before receiving the herb kit and tools. 

Includes:

 Herbs to be prepared and eaten to assist in cleansing the uterus and healing
Herbs to be prepared as tea for baby immunity and maternal cleansing
Spices to blend with postpartum stews/ soups
Baby bath herbs, protective jewelry, tchiro for vision development
1:1 session to go over usage, recipes and knowledge of the contents of the package 
Postpartum nutritional principles to go with herbs

Herb Descriptions:

Kilimao:

In Indigenous African healing traditions, the postpartum period is a sacred time of cleansing and restoration. Kilmao is a traditional herbal preparation used to support mothers through the physical transitions that follow childbirth.

Kilmao is traditionally used in recipes intended to cleanse and revitalize the womb, support the body’s natural postpartum recovery, and restore feminine reproductive wellness. It can be cooked and eaten as part of the postpartum diet, as well as used as a component in healing remedies. 

It is also traditionally valued for supporting lactation and helping mothers regain strength and balance as they transition into motherhood.

Traditional Uses:

Supporting traditional postpartum uterine cleansing

Supporting the body’s natural postpartum recovery

Promoting womb restoration and feminine reproductive wellness

Supporting lactation

Encouraging vitality and renewal after childbirth

Baby Bath Herbs 0-6 months:

In Indigenous African traditions, herbal baths have long been an important part of nurturing and protecting newborns during their earliest stages of life. Beyond physical cleansing, these traditional baths are used to support a baby’s energetic and spiritual well-being while helping them establish a harmonious relationship with their surrounding environment.

ANH’s Baby Bath Herbs (0–6 Months) draw from generations of ancestral knowledge and traditional infant care practices. These herbs are traditionally used to promote energetic stability, spiritual protection, and physical strength as babies adjust to life outside the womb.

Rooted in the Indigenous understanding that a child’s physical, energetic, and spiritual development are interconnected, these herbal baths offer families a meaningful way to incorporate ancestral wisdom into their baby’s earliest care routines.

Traditional Uses:

Promoting energetic and spiritual stability

Supporting spiritual protection and harmonization

Nurturing a baby’s connection to their environment

Encouraging physical strength and vitality

Supporting traditional newborn wellness and care practices

Traditional Age Range: Newborn to 6 months.

Baby Jewelry: 

In Indigenous African traditions, jewelry is more than an adornment. Traditional protective jewelry has long been used to nurture the energetic and spiritual well-being of babies and young children as they grow and interact with the world around them.

ANH’s Baby Jewelry is rooted in ancestral practices of spiritual protection and harmonization. These traditional adornments are believed to help shield children from negative energies, harmful speech, the evil eye, and unfavorable influences encountered in their environment.

The jewelry also holds traditional significance during important stages of early childhood, including teething, reflecting the Indigenous understanding of caring for a child’s physical, energetic, and spiritual development.

Traditional Purposes:

Energetic and spiritual harmonization

Protection from negative energies and the evil eye

Protection from harmful speech and environmental influences

Traditional support during teething

Maintaining spiritual balance and connection

Dewouri Children’s Immunity – Extra Strength Formula

Deowuri is a traditional preparation used to nurture children’s health, strength, and vitality throughout their early stages of development.

This extra-strength formulation is traditionally used to support the developing immune system, digestive wellness, healthy organ function, and overall physical resilience. It is also valued in traditional childcare practices during periods of teething and growth.

Beyond children’s wellness, Deowuri has traditionally been used by mothers as part of postpartum cleansing and recovery practices. The infant also benefits from this herb through the breast milk to strengthen the immune system. 

Traditional Uses:

Supporting developing immune systems

Promoting physical strength and vitality

Supporting digestion and organ function

Providing traditional comfort during teething

Supporting maternal postpartum cleansing practices

Recommended for:

Postpartum Mothers for first 6mo  

Children ages 2- 7years old

Cooking Healing Spice Blend 

Bring the benefits of traditional African spices into your everyday meals with ANH’s Healing Spice Blend. This carefully prepared blend combines traditional spices used for generations to enhance both the flavor and nutritional value of food.

A simple way to incorporate natural wellness into your family’s daily routine, this versatile spice blend can be added to soups, stews, porridges, teas, and other homemade preparations. Nourish your body through the foods you already enjoy while reconnecting with the tradition of using food as a foundation for health and vitality. This blend can also be used for home remedies and is a vital addition to the postpartum healing diet.

Recommended Use: Add to soups, stews, porridges, teas, and other dishes as desired.

Infant/Children’s Tchiro 

In Indigenous African healing traditions, caring for the eyes begins early in life. Infant & Children’s Tchiro is a traditional herbal preparation used by generations of families as part of their children’s eye care practices.

Traditionally used to cleanse the eyes of buildup and support clear, healthy vision, Tchiro reflects the Indigenous approach to preventative care and maintaining wellness from infancy through early childhood.

Traditional Age Range: Newborn to 5 years.

ANH Overview: Ankhkasta Natural Healing is a 501c3 non-profit supporting indigenous African traditions and culture. ANH partners with traditional healers in West Africa (Meritah) who have been using these herbal solutions for generations since the dawn of humanity. ANH is an indigenous managed and operated company striving to indigenize and preserve life. 

Disclaimer: Ankhkasta Natural Healing draws from generations of indigenous wisdom. Our remedies, rooted in traditional practices, were traditionally administered under the guidance of local healers and priests. They consider both visible and unseen aspects of healing. While individual remedies may yield results, consult our experienced healers for a personalized healing plan and herb recommendations. Learn more about ANH consultations and coaching:  click here or call (737)201-1213.

Our herbs are as unique as nature’s cycles. Harvested in wet or dry seasons, they may vary slightly in appearance. The images provided serve promotional purposes and are general representations of the herbs.