Candid moment of shirtless parent bonding with newborn baby.

Those first weeks

In-Home Newborn Lifestyle

Taken in the comfort of your own home; mostly natural un-posed images with subtle direction. I do bring baskets/props/swaddles to get a few classic swaddled baby-shots if you want!

Lincoln;

Tender moment with sleeping newborn in blue romper held between parents.
Close up of sleeping newborn in navy outfit being cradled gently.
Peaceful sleeping newborn in blue outfit being held close.
Sleeping newborn in blue romper rests against white shirt while being held.
A tender moment between parent and sleeping infant in white dress shirt and blue onesie.
A nursery scene with parent lifting baby high in a blue-walled room with bookshelf.
Intimate moment of parent holding newborn baby while sitting shirtless.
A couple sharing a tender parenting moment near a window.
Black and white close-up of hands gently cradling a newborn baby.
Gentle hands supporting a newborn baby outdoors in sunlight.

EVIE;

Close-up of baby feet resting in woven basket with blanket.
Sleeping newborn wearing lace headband rests in woven basket.
Baby wearing lace headband lies peacefully in woven basket during photoshoot.
Close-up of tiny baby hands being held in lace garment.
New parents gently wrap their sleeping newborn in soft blankets in a woven basket.
Parents sharing an intimate family moment while holding their newborn baby wrapped in a white blanket.
Intimate family moment as parents gaze lovingly at their swaddled newborn baby in natural window light.
Tender moment between parents cradling their sleeping newborn baby wrapped in a soft white blanket.
Close-up portrait of parents with their sleeping newborn baby wrapped in a plush white blanket.
Parents sharing joyful smiles while holding their content newborn baby.
Sleeping newborn baby wearing tulle skirt and floral headband posed on moon prop with star decorations.
Peaceful sleeping newborn wearing delicate pearl headband on white cushion.
Sleeping newborn with pearl headband resting on curved white pillow in dreamy lighting.
Black and white photo of baby milestone items including growth chart and footprint keepsake.
A series of black and white images showing tender moments with a sleeping baby on a textured blanket.

Nolan;

A black and white photo of a modern kitchen with figures preparing food.
A black and white image of people cooking together in a bright modern kitchen.
An intimate family moment captured during a tender embrace.
A black and white photograph of a family sharing an intimate moment together.
A small child napping on orange bedding near striped window light.
A tender moment captured in black and white of a nurturing embrace.
A cozy nursery room with an orange rug, children's toys, framed artwork, and a pink dress hanging on display.
An intimate black and white portrait of tender interaction with a laughing baby.
Baby onesies decorated with messages hanging on a string with twinkle lights.
Close-up profile view of a baby with spiky dark hair.
A dog resting on a couch while watching caregiving moments unfold.
Small bare feet peeking out during a quiet moment on a dark couch.
Intimate black and white portrait capturing a gentle moment of care.
A tender moment of connection and comfort in warm natural light.
Close-up of tiny baby feet being gently held by adult hands.

Frequently asked questions:

Intimate family moment as parents gaze lovingly at their newborn baby against bright background.

What if my home isn't very pretty or "Pinterest-worthy"?

Short answer: it doesn't need to be! Check out this blog post I wrote on the topic for more information.

Can we include pets in our lifestyle photography session?

Pets, siblings, grandma & grandpa...they're all a part of the family and can 100% be a part of your session!

What should we wear?

I may write a blog post about this topic here soon, but ultimately the decision is yours! I recommend casual, cosy, & neutral but if your family identifies as colorful and loud...well, I'm here for it! I do think staying away from distracting patterns and logos (I'm looking at you, dad!) is a good idea. We can always go over your ideas before your session.