Welcoming a new baby into your family is one of life’s most magical moments. At Jennifer Mae Photography, I understand how important it is to capture these fleeting newborn days. My studio is thoughtfully designed to ensure your session is as enjoyable as possible. Here’s what you can expect from an in-studio newborn session with me and how I’ve tailored everything to create a memorable experience for your family.
Everything You Need, All in One Place
One of the most common questions I get from new parents is, “What do we need to bring?” The answer: almost nothing! I provide everything you’ll need for your session:
- Wardrobe: My studio wardrobe includes options for the entire family, from elegant dresses for moms to cozy knits for babies. Each piece is carefully chosen to photograph beautifully and ensure everyone feels comfortable.
- Props and Blankets: I have a selection of timeless props, soft blankets, and delicate wraps to create a variety of stunning looks during your session.
- Changing and Feeding Must-Haves: I understand the unpredictable needs of a newborn, so my studio is stocked with essentials like a bottle warmer, Bobby, and changing table to make feeding, changing, and soothing easy and convenient.
A Space Designed for Comfort
Having just had a baby, you deserve a space where you can relax. My studio has been intentionally designed with both aesthetics and comfort in mind.
- Calming Atmosphere: From soothing music to the warm, neutral color palette, every detail is curated to create a peaceful experience.
- Cozy Seating: Plush chairs and sofas provide a comfortable place to sit back and unwind while I work with your baby.
- Soft Lighting: The studio features natural light creating a warm, serene environment.
What Happens During the Session
- Arrival: Upon arrival, I’ll greet you and give you time to settle in. I’ll take care of your baby’s needs while you relax and prepare for your moments in front of the camera.
- Baby-Led Flow: Newborns run the show! I work on their schedule, allowing time for feeding, diaper changes, and soothing as needed.
- Family Photos: If you’ve opted for family portraits, I’ll guide you through poses that feel natural and highlight the connection between you and your baby.
- Timeless Shots: I’ll create a series of beautiful, timeless images that celebrate your little one’s unique features.
Tips for Parents
- Timing Matters: The ideal time for newborn sessions is within the first two weeks after birth, when babies are still sleepy and easier to pose.
- Prepare for Feeding: A well-fed baby is typically more content during the session. Plan to feed your baby right you leave for the studio to keep them calm and comfortable.
- Pick Out an Easy outfit: Dress baby in a simple button down sleeper the morning of your session. Anything I have to pull over their head will likely disrupt them.
Why Choose an In-Studio Session?
An in-studio session eliminates the stress of preparing your home for photos. With everything provided, you can focus on enjoying the experience and soaking in these precious early moments with your baby. The studio also offers controlled lighting and a curated environment, ensuring your photos are timeless and stunning.
I’m honored to be part of your family’s journey and help preserve these irreplaceable moments. Ready to schedule your in-studio newborn session? Let’s create memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime. You can learn more about newborn sessions with Jennifer Mae Photography at the newborn detail page.
If you’re expecting and interested in booking a newborn session you can reach me HERE.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When should I schedule my newborn session?
Newborn sessions are best scheduled within the first two weeks of life. This helps capture those unique newborn poses and ensures your baby is still in the sleepy stage. For more details, visit my blog “When to Schedule Newborn Photos”.
How do I prepare my baby for the session?
Dressing your baby in a simple button-down sleeper on the morning of the session can make transitions smoother. For more tips, check out my blog “Tips to Prepare for a Newborn Session with a Sibling”, especially if you’re bringing an older child.