Charming Cherubs: Busy with Baby Photo Sessions!

The end of the year was highlighted with adorable babies ranging in age from 3 weeks to 18 months of age.  Here are a few images from these sweet sessions:

Baby Harrison's Photo Session

It had been twelve years since Lauren had been in my studio for a family photo session with her brothers and sisters. When her latest baby arrived, Lauren quickly scheduled her session before the end of that critical 10-day period when newborn baby photo sessions are at their best. Big sister and dad had their fun moments in the spotlight too! To see more cute baby photos, go to my babies gallery.

Baby Photo Session with Adorable Abigail

Abigail surprised her parents (and everyone else) by showing up one month earlier than expected! She's pretty and petite and very portable.  I felt so fortunate to have Abby and her adoring parents in my studio so early in her life.  A baby's features change quickly and it's so important to document them in those early months and years. To see more adorable baby photos, please visit my gallery.

Angelic Ella's 3-Week Old Baby Session

This little cherub flew all the way from Swarthmore so naturally she was exhausted.  We kept everything warm and quiet while she napped.  To see more photos from my "babies" gallery, click here.

"Grandma Loves Me" Baby Photo Session

It was supposed to be a surprise for dad and mom, with both grandmothers aiding and abetting in this delightful secret photo session.  Baby Eva was very patient with us and when I asked both grandmothers to jump into a few frames, Eva was more than delighted.  What was captured was even more precious: the special love that exists between grandmothers and their grandchildren.

(Yes, Mother's Day gift certificates for baby photo sessions are available.)

Bossert Baby Bonnet: Newborn Baby Photo Session

When this sweet 14-day old infant floated into my studio on the arm of her daddy, sporting a Nancy Bossert original, I knew she'd steal my heart.  She was pretty patient with us.  The infant-adult ratio was just about right...one infant to three adults.  After years of experience I know babies can't be rushed and that keeping the studio toasty for her comfort is a top priority.

Here are a few photos from this week's session:

You can find Nancy's hats at Connexions Gallery in Easton or Mixed Bag in Bethlehem.