As a baby photographer here in Grimsby, I guide families through the full process. I offer wardrobe, posing help, printing, framing, and installation.

There is something special about photographing a family you have known for twelve years. Whenever we meet for a family session, it never feels like starting fresh. It feels like picking up where we left off. Their girls have grown so much, and every year we add another chapter to their story.

Toddlers are busy little humans. They run, explore, and do things on their own terms. Instead of fighting that, I plan sessions to work with it. I never expect your toddler to pose like a statue. I expect them to move, and I build time and space for it.

The newborn stage is beautiful...and a little overwhelming. Between sleepless nights, endless feedings, and the constant cycle of diapers, it can feel like there’s no time to even catch your breath, let alone plan a photo session.

New parents need a supportive community. So, I decided to create a list. As a Grimsby Photographer and resident, I had a few of my favorite parent resources that I wanted to share with you. I also reached out to my online community to see if anyone had any other ones to add. Boy, did my amazing community deliver! They introduced me to a few incredible resources.

I’m so excited to share this incredible family with you! I actually met Danielle several years back through a mutual connection. We stayed in touch through social media, and I’m grateful that we did. In 2019, Danielle and her amazing husband, Dave, decided to open their home to foster children. Danielle kindly agreed to be interviewed for my blog to share her family’s story. I can’t wait for you to read their incredible story.

Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes of those Pinterest-worthy family photo shoots? Typically, the burden of the planning, the shopping, and the getting dressed up all fall on the mama’s shoulders (sound familiar?). But at Reflections of Life, I do things a little differently. I have four sweet little (and not-so-little-anymore)…