I’ve been a fan of Preggie Pops
for years. In my pre-pregnancy days, I used them to cope with motion sickness and early morning plane flights. I used to carry them in my purse in case of emergency. A few years ago, I handed one to a friend suffering from nausea (actually I think it was a hangover). I got a strange look for having them since I wasn’t actually pregnant, but she said it worked and later joked that she bought some for herself. Apparently, it really freaked out her boyfriend when he opened the mail.
for years. In my pre-pregnancy days, I used them to cope with motion sickness and early morning plane flights. I used to carry them in my purse in case of emergency. A few years ago, I handed one to a friend suffering from nausea (actually I think it was a hangover). I got a strange look for having them since I wasn’t actually pregnant, but she said it worked and later joked that she bought some for herself. Apparently, it really freaked out her boyfriend when he opened the mail. I don’t understand why these lollypops cure nausea. Maybe it’s a really strong placebo effect…but I don’t care. The fact is that Preggie Pops (especially the ginger flavor) work for me. I keep them in my medicine cabinet, and I reach for them at the first hint of nausea. They are completely safe and natural, and they remind me of the lollypops I used to get at the pediatrician’s office when I was a little girl.
