There’s just something soothing about chamomile, and it’s not just an old wives’ tale. Té de manzanilla (chamomile tea) brings back so many warm memories. My grandma grew chamomile in her backyard and she always made me a warm cup of manzanilla if my tummy hurt or before bedtime. I continue to drink chamomile at night to wind down and, when my children have a tummy ache I make this chamomile tea for them. Even when they were babies I’d make them some té de manzanilla and gave it to them in their baby bottle. A warm cup can be just the ticket to calming your child. This is a great tea to drink after dinner, before bedtime. Chamomile tea has soothing, calming, and relaxing properties. You can either use dried chamomile flowers or chamomile tea pouches. Chamomile is best served hot and is delicious with a bit of honey. Be sure and head to my blog for more traditional Mexican home remedies. Tap on muybuenocooking and select the Link in Profile blue link. muybuenocookbook.com...