Newborn

Thank you for your interest in a newborn shoot with me!

I take great pride in making sure I capture these precious moments to the best of my ability. A few things I find necessary to share with you:
I will have the room in my studio heated to a warmer than normal temperature so be sure to wear something light and comfortable and be prepared to sweat a little. Newborns cannot regulate their body temperature, therefore we need to heat the studio so that your baby can be comfortable when we remove his or her clothing.
All of those classic, sleepy newborn images we like to capture, require your baby to be in his or her deepest sleep. It may sound counterintuitive, but try keeping your baby awake 30 minutes to an hour just before our session time. Don't stress if you cannot do this! It's simply a suggestion but babies have their own ideas of when they want to sleep and that's ok too. 



Getting baby into a "Milk Drunk" state is what we shoot for. So try to wait to feed your baby until right before we start. Of course, we'll take plenty of breaks for messes, feeding and cuddling during the shoot.

Newborn sessions can last anywhere from 2-4 hours. The key to getting good images is to be patient. Please don't stress out if baby fusses, I have lots of experience with babies and rest assured will be sure to find something that works. Just relax and try to enjoy the moment while I work! 



I expect your baby to poop and pee all over the blankets and props. It happens! I wash everything after each session I do, so don't worry about it. Please bring your usual baby wipes or towels with for the session. I will always have cleanup items on hand too so don't stress.

I have a great selection of props, hats, headbands, bowties, blankets, baskets and backdrops to choose from. Please be sure to discuss your desires with me before the session and let me know of any special items of your own that you would like to bring with and use. 



If you can bring a pacifier for your baby, even if only for the session, it will assist in making the shoot flow more easily. Baby's often love to suck and it helps soothe them into the poses we are looking for. This makes for easier transitions and getting them to sleep. If your baby won't take a pacifier or you do no feel comfortable offering one, don't worry. I can work with whatever is right for you and your family.

The last thing on your mind is probably what to wear during the photo session. Try to keep your outfit simple, without busy patterns and logos. Soft neutral colors are usually the best. 





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