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Newborns are always a joy to capture, but when siblings are involved, the energy is so much fun! This session was filled with lots of snuggles, kisses, and plenty of laughter. It’s always amazing to capture the first few weeks when everyone is still getting to know each other. The love and excitement in the air made it such a memorable session.

When a new baby arrives, it’s a big change for everyone, including older siblings. Teens and pre-teens often have mixed feelings about having a newborn in the house. They might be excited or a little hesitant. Some might want to hold the baby all day, while others might feel a bit distant or unsure. Both reactions are completely normal, and understanding these differences is key to a successful newborn photo session.

But that’s not all! Mom is a huge Halloween fan, so we couldn’t resist adding in some Fall and Halloween-themed shots. Pumpkins, spiders, bats, and all the cozy Fall feels made these moments extra special. It was the perfect blend of whimsy and seasonal fun.

Big families bring a different energy. The studio buzzes with excitement and fun. There’s always someone with a something going on. Coordinating everyone can be a bit of a puzzle, but that’s part of the fun. The result is always worth it—a beautiful, dynamic portrait that showcases each member’s place in the family.

This amazing family has been trying to grow their family for years via adoption. They finally got their placement and only had a few hours’ notice. Can you imagine?! I couldn’t be more excited for them on this journey into parenthood of two kiddos.

As a mom of three, I understand the joys and challenges of adding a new baby to your family. Transitioning from one child to two can be a big adjustment for everyone. Drawing from my own experiences, here are seven tips to help make the transition smoother:

I love sitter milestone sessions! Capturing babies at this stage is so special. These sessions are best when your baby can sit soundly on their own. You should feel comfortable leaving your baby on a hard surface without fear of toppling over. This usually happens around 7 months old, but every baby is different. If your baby isn’t sitting solidly yet, we can reschedule.

It’s no secret, I think that I have the best job in the world! As a newborn photographer, I get to be a part of the most precious moments in a family’s life. Every day, I witness love, joy, and the magic of new life. From capturing tiny toes to documenting first smiles, my work is filled with unforgettable memories. Here are six reasons why being a newborn photographer is truly the best job ever.

Capturing the bond between these siblings was a joy. The love and connection between big brother and baby sister were palpable. His gentle kisses on her forehead, her tiny fingers wrapped around his, and their shared moments of quiet tenderness were heartwarming. These images are more than just photos; they are memories of a family’s love and the beginning of a beautiful sibling relationship. I feel honored to have been part of this special time in their lives and to have captured these precious moments that they will treasure forever.

As a photographer, there are moments that make your heart skip a beat. The arrival of boy/girl twins is one such occasion. I’ve had the privilege of watching this beautiful family grow since their oldest was born, and now they’ve added two more precious members to their clan. In our cozy Indianapolis studio, we celebrated the arrival of these sleepy, adorable twins.