If you are (or going to be) a new mom, this place is a must. The care, the classes, the…read moreinformation, and lactation consultants are absolutely phenomenal. I felt super isolated and lonely in motherhood (my mom, and MIL completely hands off and not helpful in the advice department) and I just felt utterly lost in being a new mother. As many new mothers do. I just didn't feel comfortable scouring the internet for answers. The new mom's class was super awesome! I learned so much and got to meet new moms just like me. I also was able to breast feed my son for 9 months (while working) Everyone is so kind, patient, and knowledgeable there. Gail and her staff care so much for the moms and families they impact everyday. Thank you!!

I went to New Mother New Baby today at 3 weeks postpartum. I had been struggling with latching and…read morehad a lot of pain pumping. I was ready to give up but decided to give a lactation consultant a try before throwing in the towel. I used mg insurance website to find options and selected this location based on reviews. I can't say enough positive things about my experience with Laura. She instantly put me at ease. After learning about my birth story and our journey she helped me learn to use my pump, size my flanges and was able to get a good latch within minutes. I was skeptical about if I could take what I learned and replicate it once home. I am happy to say I've done it twice since getting home today. I look forward to my follow up appointment and working with them to continue to improve my supply.

100% recommend. All I can say is WOW. This was a service I never knew I wanted or needed so…read moregreatly. Robin was an angel and a confidant. Real and trustworthy. She was there for me, my son, and my husband before, during, and after birth. Having her as part of my birth story will be something I'm forever grateful for and if I'm blessed enough to have another child, I'll want her on my team again. Ps: She offered to snap photos of when I gave birth, capturing moments I would never have had without her. What a gift.

I really wanted a great doula for a complicated pregnancy. But Robin slept through my son's birth,…read moreeven after I told her at 5 pm I was checking into the hospital the week of my due date. When I talked to Robin, she said she was at an event and didn't have a car with her so she couldn't leave to come to the hospital at that time, because she was dependant on someone else for a ride. She assured me she would come and said she'd never slept through a birth. She also told me most mothers labor for 12+ hours and not to worry since I wasn't dilated at all. I was given Cervidil. In the middle of the night my son's heart rate started dropping. Cervidil was removed, my son's heart rate stabilized and I was given two options: Do a more controlled C-section or try to labor longer and then likely have an emergency C-section. I tried to get ahold of Robin. She slept through the text and phone call. So I opted to do a more controlled C-section which took a while since I couldn't have an epidural and it took more than 30 minutes for the spinal to take. Robin never showed up to the hospital and it took weeks, months, to get a partial refund. I never got a full refund. She also didn't call a back-up doula. She made a really frustrating situation -- of sleeping through my son's birth -- even worse by having to spent weeks of back and forth emails (and my son was a NICU baby) trying to get some of my money back. More troubling she also sent an NDA to me -- which I didn't sign -- to try and make sure this wasn't disclosed. Accidents happen but the follow-up was more problematic. Yes, her father died in the weeks after my son's birth and that is awful, but sending an NDA to try and cover-up the situation of sleeping through a birth was really awful and weeks of emails to get a partial refund difficult as I was recovering from a difficult pregnancy and delivery was troublesome. This happened in the summer of 2017. It's taken me a long time to process everything. I'm sure most births aren't like this, but other expectant moms need to be aware. I would hate for anyone else to go through something like this.

Teachers are under appreciated and work hard. But for the facility and other staff, since it's a…read morelow income facility, lets just say....you get what you pay for.

The best spot to donate blood products, I donate platelets and plasma, and good experiences at this…read morelocation. I wish they could do my draw from 1 arm vs. both arms, it makes it harder if I sneeze or something.

Good instructors here. Got my CPR/AED certification from this site…read more They presented the information clearly and didn't waste my time.

I cannot say enough to recommend Martha and her team. I have minimal family around and my husband…read morewent back to work fairly immediately to a demanding job. From the first night Martha came, I felt immediately at ease. She helped me transition into becoming a new mom and provided advice, as much support as I could want, and organized so much of my home. 2-3 nights and mornings a week of support for the first 3-4 months made all the difference between struggling and thriving during my postpartum period. She also has put in so much effort to make sure my daughter is sleeping well for when I go back to work - checking in even on her off days. We are going to miss her presence in our home immensely and hope to need her again in the future.

Martha and her team have made me a better mom. I was struggling with postpartum anxiety and my…read morehusband was looking for any resources to help me. I never thought that I would have care for my newborn or that that would be something that I would need. I reluctantly agreed to have Martha come for one evening and see how I felt, and my journey to motherhood has never been the same since. Martha, Shirley, peace, amma, Doreen and Esther all took care of my daughter, with the love that a parent would have for their own child. In addition to this, they taught me so much! They helped me with learning how to properly feed my daughter, how much food she needed, talk to me through some of my health anxieties, helped me enhance my daughter's development, and worked with my daughter to become a great sleeper. All of this while I was able to get good rest and be a better mom. I am eternally thankful for Martha and her team and if we are lucky enough to have another child, they will be my first call. If I could give one piece of advice to any new parents it would be to use Chicago Newborn Care.

Let me just say that Janelle is a life (and sleep saver)! I've nannied for years and saw all…read moredifferent techniques done but Janelle really takes it home. She is so great at what she does! I highly recommend her!!!

Janelle is amazing! I HIGHLY recommend her if you are a tired parent. I never thought we would get…read moremy two year old out of our bed, but with her detailed and thorough guidance we did it in under two weeks. I am so incredibly grateful for her knowledge and support she provided throughout her program. Besides my toddler sleeping indepently for 10-11 hours every night in her crib, we also got our nights back. Janelle is kind and understanding and non judgemental to anything you may have been going through with your baby, and she helps you fix even when you think it's going to be impossible for your child!

I have had 4.5 years of sweat and laughter with this group. They've seen me through two new…read morechildren and helped me raise all three. It's been the best group of ladies I could have asked for. Like the name says, it's for moms, by moms. Everyone might be in a different stage of motherhood but the empathy runs high and there is something for every mom: exercise, social connection for kids or self, even a monthly book club!

Awesome workouts and community. I have been working out with FIT4MOM Oak Park - River Forest since…read moremy second maternity leave three years ago. There have been class options to fit my needs throughout my motherhood journey. I started with weekday stroller classes when I was on leave and now attend after-work classes and weekend classes. I love that there are options for stay-at-home moms and working moms and a variety of times and class formats. The instructors and other moms are so welcoming--there are even moms' night out gatherings and playgroups. FIT4MOM allows me to get strong and connect with moms going through similar experiences at the same time.

(Last year) Welding…read moredepartment is awesome so far. I just finished the first of four modules which included oxyfuel, plasma, and carbon arc cutting. The Instructors are knowledgeable but you need to become a self-starter. Nobody holds your hand here. ***Update it's been a year now. I graduated because the instructors were ultra accommodating for my lazy days but this is not a school. It's a TRAINING FACILITY so if your work ethic is sh×t, fix it or stay home. You need to be a self starter. Keep a good attitude and do your work. I am taking my Tig certification next month even though I already got an offer for an out of state welding job!

I honestly now believe ETI is nothing but money hungry.My son registered in March to start the…read morespring class and it never dawned on my as to why the counselor asked not once but twice you do drive you do have a liscense. Just last week the class was informed the school is moving. Moving to Willowbrook!!! Students were told they didn't have to tell them anything about the move, they had 60 days from the time of enrollment to tell them. They have no consideration for people just want them signed up to to make money. Now he has the governament loans and a personal one that needed to be taked out to pay the balance of the school. We are a two car family and in traffic may not make it to his part job after school lets out at 3:30. This is not good.