Tamara Lovett, 50, gave her son dandelion tea and oil of oregano when he developed strep, which kept him bedridden in their Calgary home for 10 days.

Tamara Lovett, 49, was convicted of criminal negligence causing death early last year and was sentenced to three years in November.

A Calgary mother convicted in the death of her seven-year-old son will be sentenced for criminal negligence causing death.

A hearing into the conviction of a Calgary woman found guilty in the March 2013 death of her seven-year-old son Ryan has been adjourned until Nov. 17.

A sentencing hearing is expected Thursday for Tamara Lovett, the Calgary mom convicted in the 2013 death of her seven-year-old son Ryan.

A delay in a psychiatric report has pushed the sentencing of Tamara Lovett, the Calgary mother found guilty in the death of her seven-year-old son, has pushed back her sentencing date to September.

A woman who treated her son with holistic remedies including dandelion tea and oil of oregano before he died of a strep infection learned her fate on Monday.

The lawyer for a Calgary woman who treated her son with holistic remedies before he died says she was a good mother and is "morally innocent."

The father of a Calgary woman on trial in the death of her son from a strep infection said the pair had a respectful, loving relationship.

"I did not realize ... how bad it was until after the fact and to this day I live with that,'' Tamara Lovett said.