Being a first time mom and being the first among my friends to have a baby have definitely made my…read morepostpartum quite challenging and overwhelming. But I'm so thankful that the family room has provided me a safe space where I get to learn about my baby's developmental milestones, a smoother transition into my new role as a mom, and finding my village thru this supportive community we've built. I took parent & me series 1-3 with Kim Lan as my instructor and truly enjoyed my experience. Kim Lan is very supportive and knowledgeable in all the topics we discussed and any questions we have. Highly recommend this class for any first time, new parents that live in the area :) thank you Karen for building this community! So so thankful

I completed a series with my son of parent and me classes and had a really positive experience. Our…read moreguide, Denise, was so lovely and really fostered an environment that was welcoming for all of us and our little ones. It is a great way to meet other local families, for little ones to socialize, and discuss topics specific to motherhood and more broadly parenthood as dads are welcome too! I also did a few mommy and me yoga classes I enjoyed as well. Community places like this are so important and I'm glad I found this place!

Managing my breast milk supply was such a challenge as a new mom. I was getting conflicting…read moreinformation and was suffering from mastitis. Additionally I was challenged with more misinformation about breastfeeding my baby. Thanks to the help of yelpers, I found Christina! She made an appointment with me as soon as possible and brought her scale. My baby was very fussy and Christina helped me to understand that sometimes it's not soothing techniques and maybe it's an underlying issue that's going on that was causing the fussiness. Furthermore she helped me understand how lactation works and has helped me gained more control over my milk supply. I got a lot of my sanity back once I was able to have a more balanced lifestyle while being able to feed my baby. Christina is so sweet. She really cares about moms and is there to talk to in case we just need someone to talk to. She is always open and willing to have a direct conversation without the fluff. I really appreciate finding her and being able to work with her.

Teresa is a miracle worker!!! 24 hours after she came to our home for one session I went from…read morepumping 1 miniscule drop of breast milk to almost being able to pump a full 1 fl oz in just one pumping session and finally getting baby to stay on the boob for much longer periods of time! All thanks to Teresa's great patience, experience, and genuine care.

I cannot say enough good things about Jennifer...I worked with other lactation consultants before…read moreand they couldn't help me with my son's latch. Jennifer came to my house and showed me how to do it right immediately!! 10000% an expert, hands on, practical and super responsive to any additional questions. She also routinely reached out to me to check in and make sure we were doing well. I am recommending her to anyone I know. Super easy to make appointments with and very punctual which you will definitely appreciate when your baby is young and nurses frequently. I even texted her months after our sessions ended for help with my mastitis and she was super helpful, she is a great resource!

Jennifer is amazing. She is very thoughtful and not judgmental at all. A lot of LCs seem to treat…read morebabies like robots as if they should all behave one specific way, and I liked her approach of treating babies as individuals. Her after-care has also been incredible - she has continued to provide thoughtful and quick responses to my various questions after our initial in-person consult.

I loved working with Josée! She has such a kind and warm energy. Breastfeeding difficulties can be…read moreso emotional, and Josée was so validating and supportive. Beyond her creative solutions to my surface-level breastfeeding woes, she was incredibly thorough and helped me explore the deeper causes of my baby's struggle at the breast. I can't recommend her enough!

Hands down one of the most helpful resources when welcoming a new baby home. Josée is the best…read morelactation consultant in South Pasadena, Pasadena, Alhambra area. She's equipped me with various positions, information, resources and hands on training to help me breastfeed my baby and how to increase my milk production as she grows. Our sessions were at my home, she came on time, was very communicative and set good goals and expectations. I would highly recommend Josée for any new parent needing some coaching.

Would I recommend Brandi Jordan as a sleep consultant? Not unless you're a celebrity or have…read morethousands of dollars to waste. For the average parent, you'll likely spend thousands of dollars only to end up back where you started--with vague, generic advice you could easily find online and some added reassurance. Brandi's approach offers little to no long-term guidance. She works on a day-by-day basis without providing written materials or a structured plan to follow, which makes it nearly impossible to build consistency once the sessions end. It feels like being handed a toolkit for a toy bike when you're trying to fix a kitchen sink, completely mismatched and ultimately unhelpful. Throughout our experience, she asked for detailed information about our child's sleep schedule, feeding patterns, and behaviors, which was time-consuming to document. Yet, those details seemed disregarded, as the feedback almost always boiled down to a generic "you'll have to let the baby cry," delivered in a reassuring but repetitive way. Months later, we're still struggling to get our child to sleep independently. We received no follow-up documents, no lasting framework, and no practical tools to help us move forward. After spending over $1,000, we were left feeling misled, frustrated, and uncertain about what to do next. If you're considering hiring Brandi, I urge you to think carefully. Save your time, energy, and resources. Look for a consultant who offers structured support, written guidance, and consistent follow-through; not someone whose attention is divided elsewhere. Parents deserve more than being treated like another number in the queue. Updated response to Brandi... I actually worked with you in April 2025, and communication stopped soon after the contract period ended. We followed your instructions exactly as outlined. Not every child responds the same way, and sometimes a more individualized approach is necessary, but it became clear you didn't have the time or availability to provide that level of support.

TW: postpartum depression, prematurity, self-harm…read more There's a reason there are very few reviews more recent than 2021, and they are negative. We contracted Brandi Jordan as a sleep consultant in June 2025 when we were in a truly desperate situation; I was hallucinating from sleep deprivation and suffering terrible postpartum depression. In hindsight, I figure that's how we fell for this. We paid over $1500 and here's what we got: a single one hour Zoom, a single 30 minute phone call about a week later (for which she was 20 minutes late), and 30-40 days of "text support," though there were several instances where she did not respond for three days despite our texts. I felt "left on read." To be fair to her, it was in our contract that this is what we could get: a one hour zoom, up to 3 follow-up calls and 30 days of text support. When I signed the contract, I did think this was sort of minimal, but I was desperate and figured "hey, maybe she can work magic." At our initial Zoom call, she said she had "never met a baby that couldn't sleep through the night after 2-3 weeks, max," so we were thrilled and hopeful! Now I know why this is true; she doesn't actually *meet* the babies- It's all virtual! She absolutely cannot work magic; please don't fall for this marketing that preys on desperate parents like we did. I feel stupid for having believed her. As other reviews have said, there is no individual tailoring, and the method she uses is essentially soft Ferberizing: letting the baby cry and cry with intermittent check-ins that get progressively longer. This was torture for all of us. Our baby was born extremely prematurely at 26 weeks and spent nearly 3 months in the NICU before coming home on oxygen. We did this contract when she was about 9 months old (6 months adjusted). We were obviously all still traumatized, and she had a lot of difficulty self-soothing at all. There was no troubleshooting about what how her and our individual situation might be contributing to sleep issues. Listening to her cry for 90 minutes in the middle of the night resulted in my self-harming several times (again, I had bad PPD). We did it though, because Brandi told us to. How it would work is that every morning we would text Brandi how the night went, and she would maybe respond that day saying something like "okay let's do that again" or "let's push this feed back 15 minutes" or something. A lot of the time she just wouldn't respond. I gave two stars because after the 30-40 days, our baby was sleeping a bit better than at the beginning (only 2-4 wakeups a night instead of 10). Additionally, this is way too expensive for such minimal support. You can find all this information online (Ferber with intermittent check-ins and dream feeds). Maybe if you have a normal or semi-easy baby this would work, but otherwise only time will help. Our baby is now 1 and wakes up about once a night every other night; only time got us here.

Dr.Kan had a remarkable impact on our family and my son. My son was struggling to breastfeed and…read morewouldn't latch or suck hard enough to create a letdown and she worked with him for 10 weeks and changed the game. At 6 months he started feeding consistently and I no longer had to pump! He just turned 3 and is still nursing - we feel very lucky to have found Dr.Kan when we did!

Words cannot express how excellent Christine Kan is!! My work offered us free/covered access to an…read moreIBCLC who was informative, but only able to address symptoms... the final advice we got was to do "triple feeding" and this is the most traumatic experience for any newborn parent. We knew this couldn't be a long term solution, and Resilient Lactation wasn't covered by insurance, but we were DESPERATE! Our baby was losing weight because of poor milk transfer and Dr. Kan immediately identified the issue and provided exercises that helped us address my wife's nipple pain, colic, and poor milk transfer all in one shot! who would have know that an OT who could identify specific muscles which needed stretching, muscles which needed isolated strengthening, and a whole litany of things I never knew I didn't know could be such a game-changer! If you're on the fence the extra sleep, peace of mind, and real attainable/controllable progress is priceless!! Bonus: Call her for a free consultation and find out what you've been missing :P

Sarah and IMMA LA came highly recommended to me through a few friends and didn't disappoint! I was…read moreable to meet once prior to labor for a prenatal session where we covered important topics related to the first hours and days post birth. Sarah then came to my house a day or so after getting home from the hospital and spent 90 minutes helping me get off on the right track with latch and positioning help. Sarah has been available to answer questions via text when needed and feels very invested in mine and my baby's success. My breastfeeding journey is off to a great start and I feel so confident and at ease. If you're looking for an LC look no further!

I am so glad I found Sarah at IMMA Lactation. She was incredibly helpful for me during a very tough…read moretime as a first time mom. My feeding journey morphed over the course of our three in-home visits and Sarah was supportive and encouraging every step of the way, even once I pivoted to exclusive formula. My only regret is not working with her prior to birth as I would have been so much more prepared for the road ahead. I cannot recommend Sarah more!

I can't recommend Village Birth enough. So many amazing practitioners, so much helpful information…read moreall in one place, and a great community to boot. My husband and I took several classes at Village Birth leading up the birth of our baby, and I found my amazing lactation consultant, Hideko, after taking a very informative breastfeeding class with Yvonne. Hideko was an invaluable resource to me after the baby was born and continued to be for many months afterward. There was no way I would be able to breastfeed as long as I have if it weren't for her. Separately, I worked with prenatal chiropractor Dr. Jenny Stofer as well, who is also part of the Village Birth group now. I had experienced quite a bit of discomfort in my back during my pregnancy and she always made me feel at ease, listened to my concerns, and took care of any issues I had quickly and gently. I always left my sessions with her feeling energized, supported and like my baby had more room in there! It was incredible. Village Birth is made up of such a thoughtful, supportive and kind group of individuals who are talented and passionate about their work. If you're nearby and having a baby, it is the best place for top notch care and information!

I went to village birth in their bundle it was well worth the money. My husband and I did our birth…read moreeducation classes, newborn essentials, feeding and getting ready for the fourth trimester. Thru their doula match we found an amazing postpartum doula. I also did some of their prenatal circles and will be doing their post partum circle soon. Always a fun mix of women who go there, and I know the business can't control who signs up for classes but I wish more POC women and couples went. My first circle it was very intimidating being the only POC there.

My wife and I had our first baby this month and as first parents we have no idea what we are doing…read more We met with lactation consultants in the hospital many times but felt it was more like general advice than individual and custom insight. We were referred to Judy Li, IBCLC by our friends who are also first time parents. We first met via zoom a few weeks before our baby's expected delivery. We were discharged from Huntington on a Thursday and met with Judy the next afternoon. Judy arrived with a scale, PPE, and everything we needed for our in-home consult. The benefits of meeting in the comfort of our home were immense. We asked questions on bottles, nipples, pumps, feeding times, sleep schedules, bottle cleaning, milk storage, etc. Any question we had, Judy had an answer. In addition to questions, we were able to get real time feeding critiques and best practices. As a first time parent, we wondered and worried about every decision, but with Judy's guidance we felt more confident in everything we were doing for our baby. Judy is knowledgeable, personable, and provided great advice in the decisions we were making for our baby. Also, the literal next day, my wife's production milk kicked into high gear! If you are having a baby, schedule some time with Judy Li, IBCLC!!

I had a great experience working with Judy! Booking was simple and she was very responsive. She…read moremade me feel comfortable right away and offered clear, easy to follow breastfeeding advice. I was pretty stressed about my milk supply during the first 2 months of postpartum, but she was incredibly reassuring and shared practical strategy that really helped increase it.