Kiwiherb Natural Wellbeing for Babies & Children
Kiwiherb is a New Zealand natural health brand creating herbal formulations for families. Founded in 2000 from a passion for natural health products, the brand offers child-friendly remedies designed to support common family wellbeing needs, from seasonal immune support to coughs, chest congestion and unsettled bedtimes.
At The Sleep Store, discover Kiwiherb Children’s Chest Syrups, Immune Drops, Echinature and Bedtime Bliss, with options formulated for different ages and needs.
Kiwiherb chest and cough support
The Kiwiherb Children’s Organic Chest Syrup is formulated for babies and children aged 0–12 years. It combines herbs including organic Marshmallow root, Mullein, Hyssop and Thyme, alongside Mānuka honey, and is designed to provide support when children have dry or chesty coughs and congestion.
For nighttime, Kiwiherb Children’s Goodnight Chest Syrup combines Wild Cherry and Passionflower with Hyssop, Thyme and Marshmallow. It is formulated to soothe tickly airways, support mucus clearance and help encourage more restful nights when your little one is under the weather.
Everyday immune support
Kiwiherb Children’s Immune Drops are designed for daily immune support from one year of age. The alcohol-free formula combines Elderberry with Wellmune® beta glucan and has a natural blackcurrant flavour. The convenient liquid drops can be given from a spoon or added to food or a drink.
The collection also includes Children’s Organic Echinature, featuring certified organic Echinacea root for another herbal approach to supporting children's immune health.
Why do families choose Kiwiherb?
Kiwiherb combines traditional herbal ingredients with formulations created specifically for family life. Easy-to-use liquid formats, child-friendly flavours and options for different ages make the range practical to keep on hand through the changing seasons.
Natural health products still need to be used carefully. Always check the label for age suitability and dosage, use only as directed, and speak with a healthcare professional if symptoms persist or you have concerns about your child’s health.