A relaxed Newborn Experience
newborn photography near Newtown Square, PA
If you’re looking for a newborn photographer in Newtown Square, chances are you’re trying to figure out a million things before your baby arrives — and newborn photos are just one more thing on that list.
I want this part to feel easy.
I photograph newborns in my cozy home studio in Delaware County, just a short drive from Newtown Square. Everything is set up so that when you arrive, you can settle in, relax and let me take care of the rest.
Newborn Photos Without the Stress
One of the biggest things I hear from new parents is, “I have no idea what we’re supposed to do.”
You don’t have to.
You don't need to know how to pose, how to get your baby to cooperate or what photographs we should take. That's my job.
I’ll guide you through the entire session, from wrapping and posing your baby to helping your family look natural and comfortable in front of the camera. We follow your baby's lead, stopping for feeding, changing and snuggling whenever we need to.
There is no expectation that your newborn is going to sleep perfectly for the entire session. Babies are babies, and after photographing newborns for more than a decade, I know that every session looks a little different.
A Newborn Photographer Near Newtown Square, PA
My newborn studio is conveniently located for families coming from Newtown Square and throughout Delaware County, the Main Line and surrounding Philadelphia suburbs.
You don't have to travel into Philadelphia or spend the morning going from place to place. Once you arrive at the studio, everything we need for your baby's session is right here.
My style is soft, timeless and focused on your baby. I want you to look back at these photographs years from now and remember just how tiny they were — their little hands, sleepy expressions and all of the details that change so quickly.
Can Parents and Siblings Be Included?
Absolutely.
Depending on the newborn session you choose, we can include photographs with parents and siblings as well.
And if you're already thinking, “There is no way my toddler is going to cooperate,” don't worry about that either. I've worked with plenty of big brothers and sisters who weren't particularly interested in taking pictures with the new baby.