Boutique consulting led by Chandler Sárközi, MOT, OTR/L
The Proactive Architecture of Family Life.
No mother should have to figure out motherhood alone. As a specialized Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) and Family Systems Architect, we build the physical, logistical, and emotional infrastructure you need to thrive from day one.
In the months before birth, we do not just plan a nursery; we architect your new reality. We clinically design your home ergonomics for postpartum recovery, engineer sustainable daily routines, and map out your family workflow to prevent burnout and overwhelm.
Meet your consultant
Meet Your Family Systems Architect
I’m Chandler. Supporting pediatric and family well-being has been the focus of my life’s work—from my earliest roles as a teenager working with children, to my professional career as a licensed Occupational Therapist, and now through Maison Luma.
"A natural with kids... dedicated pediatric support."
Having spent decades immersed in private family dynamics, I recognized a profound need that wasn't being met: support for new mothers navigating the overwhelming transition into parenthood. In my work as an OT and when providing dedicated pediatric support, I saw firsthand how many incredible families struggle to establish the systems needed to thrive. I watched new mothers drown in overwhelm, not for lack of love, but for lack of supportive infrastructure.
Many people don't realize that Occupational Therapy is fundamentally about designing the systems, habits, routines, and ergonomics of daily life to help humans function at their best.
"Immediately knew what to do... exceptional dedicated support."
I dreamed of building a practice that would allow me to merge this specialized "OT brain"—with its deep understanding of development and transitional spaces—with my long-standing love for children and complex family systems.
I founded Maison Luma to bridge that gap; to move families from chaos to calm by architecting the physical and logistical foundations of their new lives.
I know that inviting someone into your home and life during this vulnerable transition requires immense trust.
"Reliable and ability to connect with all children."
It is an honor that the families I partner with consistently describe my approach as deeply engaging, reliable, and professional.
Begin
Ready to design the months ahead?
Book a private Clarity Session — 75 minutes to map where you are, what's coming, and what to prepare first.
Why this work exists
The parts of preparing for a baby no one is helping you carry.
01
You've read every book — and still feel unprepared.
The books tell you what happens. Nobody tells you how your particular life, home, and career actually change to hold a baby.
02
The registry is done. The plan isn't.
You've bought the gear and toured the hospital. What you don't have is a plan for the first six weeks at home, or the six months after that.
03
Your home isn't set up for the life you're about to live.
The nursery, the kitchen, the workspace, the recovery zone — most homes weren't designed for feeding, healing, and working from them. Yours can be.
04
Maternity leave feels like a black box.
You know the start date and the end date. What happens in between — recovery, feeding, sleep, identity, marriage — is unmapped.
05
Return-to-work is already on your mind.
A demanding role, travel on the calendar, pumping to build in. You want to design it now — while you still have time and energy — not the week before.
06
You used to be so competent.
You've read the books, hired the experts, joined the groups. You don't want more information. You want one person who can see it all and build the plan with you.
When to begin
The earlier we start, the more we can build before the baby arrives.
Almost all of this work is easier before birth than after. Preparation is the whole point — the fourth trimester is not the time to be designing your life.
Weeks 12–20
The ideal beginning
Nothing is urgent yet, which is exactly why it works. We map the whole arc — home, leave, recovery, childcare, career — while there is still runway to do it calmly.
Weeks 20–34
When most women start
The sweet spot. Enough certainty to plan in detail, enough time and energy to actually build the systems before the third trimester closes in.
34 weeks–birth
Still very possible
We prioritize ruthlessly: the fourth-trimester plan, the recovery setup, the first two weeks at home. Focused, fast, and enough to change how it feels.