Why So Many photos!

Mar 26, 2018
2 min read

My first born inspired me to purchase my first camera. I did not know anything about photography, but I knew I wanted to capture every milestone. I wanted to dress my daughter up and take cute photos, but there's a more important meaning to photographing your children... Memories ya'll... During one of my visit to Cuba I was able to bring a few of photos of my infancy including baby photos. Those photos were so important to me. It was the only thing I wanted to bring back with me. When my aunt passed away her house was taken by the government including every memory in there... My mother used to make notes behind every photo.. the age or a dedicatory to someone special. So, don't hold back taking photos of your children, their memories and milestones.

With my first born, I though every month I had to go out of my way with props and all these crazy ideas... Nothing wrong with that, but you don't have to.. So, with Mia, I decided I wanted to embrace her nursery and the crib she doesn't sleep in... I figured we could use it some how. Most of her milestones photos have been taken in her nursery.. She doesn't wear crazy puffy dresses and the only props she has is what's already in her nursery. .

For her 6 moths I wanted to collaborate with other entrepreneurs and small business owners.

SeababyClothing sent me this floral romper. It's super comfortable, soft and practical.

I picked a few head pieces, but my favorite was from SimplyWillowDesigns. The bonnet is the cutest headpiece I seen Mia in.

Since Mia was born I been taking photos of her in her crib, so I needed a super cute crib sheet.. These sheets from RookieHumans are so adorable. They are not only the cutest sheets ever, but they will entertain your baby. Mia loves them.

I see every photoshoot with her as an opportunity to create memories. These memories will be passed on to future generations.. Memories can fade, but not if you preserve them and cherish them.. Don't forget to print your photos and write a small note on the back.