Diddy little toes & sleepy cuddles
Why pack the change bag for every eventuality when you can have beautiful photographs in the comfort and familiarity of your own home (Everything is to hand!)
A lifestyle approach to Newborn Photography is BABY-LED and all about capturing your connection as a Family, meaning I do not prop or pose little one. Instead, I guide you into very relaxed poses and encourage you to dote on the newest addition to your family. All whilst I work around you, looking for beautiful light, ready to capture the impromptu moments & document the teeny tiny details (think little toes and big stretches!)
THE DETAILS
Length of session: 90 minutes
It’s best to book in close to your due date and for when you would feel ready - this is of course flexible as babies come on their own time schedule!
Session Fee: £250 inc. 5 digitals with option to upgrade package post-session.
Gallery of 40 edited images.
Client Portal & Password Protected Online Gallery
PDF Welcome guide with tips on how to prepare & what to expect from your session.
£75 deposit at time of booking, remaining balance due by session date.
“What they said …”
“ Sam was lovely and made the whole experience so much fun and was relaxed. It was such a nice and unique experience to be able to shoot in our own home, especially with a newborn when getting out of the house can be a mission in itself”
NIKKI & FAMILY
Want some more info?
Have a question or generally want to know what happens once you book in with me. Check out my FAQ & What to expect or featured BLOGS below:
WHAT IS LIFESTYLE NEWBORN PHOTOGRAPHY?
If you’re curious about booking a Newborn Lifestyle Session, then you’re in the right place to find out about common concerns and questions asked by parents
IS A LIFESTYLE NEWBORN SESSION SUITABLE FOR OLDER BABIES TOO?
In short, YES!
Many parents choose to postpone their Newborn Session to allow time for recovery and adjustment into their new family life…”
HOW TO PREPARE FOR A LIFESTYLE NEWBORN SESSION.
Having a baby brings a whirlwind of emotions, let alone stressing about having photos in your home.
Here are some tips to help you prepare and hopefully ease any worries.