Newborn
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Welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most incredible moments, and capturing those first memories is so truly so special. I recommend scheduling your newborn photo session within the first two weeks after birth. I’ll share more on why I love this timeframe!
Hiring me as your full service photographer means trusting your family’s cherished moments to someone who is dedicated to capturing them with care and creativity. My experience allow you to focus on what truly matters — spending quality time with your loved ones.
Being invited into the homes of families with newborns to photograph such a sacred time in their lives is a privilege that I hold dear to my heart. Each session is a unique and intimate experience, a beautiful opportunity to witness and capture the early moments of a new life.
As a lifestyle newborn photographer, I offer a more natural and intimate approach. The intention is the focus of connection — capturing the genuine, heartfelt interactions between you and your new little one. Our time together is to capture the beauty in the everyday.
There are certain sessions that resonate deeply with me, and this in-home newborn session was one of those. I walked into the home of a family with two little boys aged 4 and 2, and their precious newborn baby girl, and I immediately felt a connection.
While newborn sessions are undoubtedly important, they tell only part of the story. By booking both a maternity and a newborn session, you create a timeless keepsake that reflects the transition from pregnancy to parenthood. Here are 5 reasons to book both sessions together.
Here's what nobody tells you about this season — you're going to forget it. Not because you're not paying attention, but because you're too busy living it. The specific way your kid laughs right now, the exact weight of them in your arms, the beautiful chaos of a regular afternoon at your house — it slips away quietly, without warning, and one day you'll reach for the memory and find it's already blurry at the edges. That's why this matters. Not the perfectly posed photo, the real one. The one that actually looks like your family, your kids, your life, right now. Come as you are. This season is already enough.