A: It happens!  We will adjust! We can focus on lifestyle photos and awake moments, and then try to swaddle and get baby to sleep again. If baby absolutely refuses to sleep, we can always reschedule within a few days (no extra charge) to get the posed photos.

A: Possibly! I try my best to keep baby asleep, but baby might wake up and be hungry or needs a new diaper. Our schedule allows extra time so that baby's needs come first. Some babies are so sleepy that the session moves fast, but others need extra time to get back to sleep.

A: The safety of your little one is the highest priority! I take very seriously the trust you put in me to pose and photograph your baby in the safest manner. Thus, we will not try any poses or positions in which baby is not comfortable or a risk to baby’s safety. 

A: Newborns don't keep! The best time is between 5-10 days. Those cuddly little poses that you love so much? Baby isn't so keen on those poses after 14 days when they really start to wake up. Newborn ache and colic can flare up after the first 2 weeks as well, which makes them less agreeable!

A: We have options even if the toddler is not feeling like joining the fun! One option is composite pictures where I take separate individual photos and merge them together in post-processing. Our goal is to keep everyone happy and we will adjust to make that happen!

A: Yes — in fact, in-home sessions are my favorite way to capture those early days. Most take place in the comfort of your home, where your family can settle in, snuggle up, and relax. I’ll gently guide you through the process, using the natural light and meaningful spaces in your home to create heartfelt, connection-driven images. If you’d prefer a studio setting, we can explore options together.