BABY SESSION (6-8 MONTHS)
Parents often ask me about the best age to book a baby session. After newborn, it must be 6-8 months old. This is the age where they are sitting on their own but not yet crawling and trying to get away from the camera! Babies this age tend to be very happy and content and are usually sporting a cute little smile
HOW SOON SHOULD I BOOK MY SESSION? As soon as possible. I tend to book up at least 3 weeks in advance so call right away to ensure you get your desired date.
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DO I COME TO YOUR STUDIO? My clients love that I come to you! I will bring my mini studio to your home including lights and backdrops and set up in a suitable space. I’m based near Reading, Berkshire and travel to many areas including Hampshire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey.
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WHAT CAN I EXPECT AT MY SESSION? Expect to have a relaxed FUN time! I approach each session differently in order to capture genuine expressions from your children. I interact with your children and get to know them so they feel at ease and comfortable during the session.
HOW CAN I PREPARE FOR MY SESSION? I ask that you put forth your best effort to make sure your little one are prepared on the day of the session. I realise that children often have a mind of their own, but scheduling the session around naps and meal times is suggested, usually morning is best.
WHAT SHOLD WE WEAR? I will suggest clothing that works well for you and your family when you book your session but generally avoid clothing with distractions such as large logos and writing, keep an eye on the blog as I like to post clothing ideas when I see something I love!
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HOW LONG WILL MY SESSION LAST? Sessions can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the needs of the child. It is highly recommended that only those who are to be photographed be present during your session. Too many people can distract children.
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Please use the contact button above to book a session!
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