Newborn Photography Gallery
Newborn photography gallery for expectant parents in the Orange County and Los Angeles area
What to Expect & How to Prepare for Your Newborn Session
Plus How to PrepareFirst time parents often have questions about what to expect on their newborn photography session. I will go through all of the image steps here for you. Plus if you have any other questions feel free to reach out!
1. Arrive a Little Early
Please plan on arriving a few minutes early, just in case traffic or unexpected delays pop up. Newborn sessions are relaxed and baby-led, so there is no need to stress if baby needs extra feeding or cuddling time.
2. Hair, Makeup & Preparing Baby
If possible, I highly recommend having your hair and makeup professionally done. As a new mom, this may be one of the few times you'll be in front of a professional camera with your baby, and it's wonderful to feel confident and pampered.
Love hair extensions? So do I! Clip-in extensions photograph beautifully and can add extra volume and length.
Don't forget your manicure and pedicure. Hands and feet often appear in newborn photographs, especially during close-up parent and baby images.
Before the session, please give baby a bath if possible, paying special attention to any dry or flaky skin. Loosely fasten baby's diaper for at least 30 minutes before arrival to help minimize diaper marks around the waist and legs.
3. What to Wear
Whether your style is soft and bohemian, elegant and dramatic, or simple and timeless, I want your images to feel like you.
If you have a specific gown in mind, let me know. If it's something I would love to add to my studio wardrobe, I may be willing to split the cost and add it to my client closet after your session.
You are also welcome to browse my client wardrobe for beautiful options selected specifically for photography.
Prefer something more casual? That's wonderful too. A simple dress, cozy sweater, or neutral outfit can create stunning, emotional images.
My goal is to create artwork that reflects your personality and style, whether that means dramatic flowing fabrics, classic studio images, or soft natural moments with your family.
4. What to Bring
The good news is that I provide everything needed for baby, including wraps, blankets, headbands, hats, and props.
You only need to bring baby essentials and anything meaningful that you would like incorporated into your session, such as a special heirloom, blanket, or sentimental item.
If siblings will be participating, please dress toddlers and young children in neutral colors such as white, cream, beige, tan, or soft earth tones. Clothing with minimal patterns photographs best and keeps the focus on your family's connection.
Whenever possible, skip the shoes. Bare feet and tiny toes photograph beautifully and help create a timeless look.
Bring plenty of milk for baby, formula fills baby well and keeps baby sleepy. Bring water and snacks for family and yourself as these sessions can be hours long.
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