Photographing your sweet, rambunctious toddler during your newborn session will be an unexpected delight. I use a combination of years of experience and play to engage your toddler throughout the session to capture treasured portraits of your children.

A lot happens between your baby’s newborn portraits and their first birthday. Let’s hit the pause button and celebrate your baby’s half-birthday, along with all the cuteness that comes with it. By documenting your baby at six months, you’ll be able to hold onto these memories for the years to come.

Mama, you do so much for your family, let us take care of this for you. Have you heard of decision fatigue? If you haven’t heard of the term, maybe you’ve felt itIf you’ve ever felt overwhelmed and drained after a day of making lots of decisions, that’s decision fatigue.

Long before I pick up my camera, you and I dream about your future portraits and how we’ll lovingly display them in your home. My booking process is about building the foundation for a long-lasting partnership. I’d love to share Reflection’s 4-Part Booking Process with you. This way, you’ll know exactly what to expect after you hit “send”!

Your toddler is not only welcome to your newborn photoshoot, but they make the day really special. They bring big, loving energy and joy to the session. Plus, your toddler is now a big brother, so we want him to be part of this celebratory moment for your family.

Not being photogenic is actually a good thing. Have you ever looked at someone else’s beautiful maternity photos and thought, “Wow, well, she’s very photogenic, and I’m just not.” The truth is that she probably felt the exact same way before her photo session. I hear from mamas (and their partners) all the time that they would love to have professional maternity portraits taken but worry that they’re not photogenic enough.

Sometimes, mamas can be the hardest on themselves and their appearance, which holds them back from being in photographs. No matter what the reason is, I want to encourage you to be in the photos. While there are reasons moms tend to shy from being in photos, I can come up with an endless list of reasons why you should be in them. Here are just a few.

Does your husband dread family photos? He’s far from alone. I believe your husband can truly enjoy the portrait process and actually have fun during it. I believe it because I’ve seen it happen over and over again during my portrait sessions. Here’s how we make sure your husband enjoys the full-service portrait process from start to finish.

As a full-service newborn portrait photographer, my job isn’t complete until your portraits are lovingly displayed in your home. I handle every part of the process, so you don’t have to worry about anything other than choosing your favorite images. I know how precious these portraits are and how much joy they’ll bring to you for the years to come. It’s my honour to preserve your family memories for you.

After working with hundreds of mamas in the Niagara area, my passion for documenting newborns and motherhood has only grown stronger. I want you to find the perfect newborn photographer for your family so that everyone has a peaceful and enjoyable experience. Here are 12 questions you might want to ask a newborn photographer.

Display your newborn portraits in your home so you can always look back on this precious time as your child grows. Designing, printing, and displaying your portraits can be really time-consuming. With my full-service photography experience, my mamas get to sit back and relax while I handle all the aspects of displaying their portraits for them.

Welcoming a new baby is a big transition for your whole family, but there are some things you can do to help your child with this transition. As a mom of four, I’ve gone through this wonderful transition three times. I wanted to offer my best tips on how to help your older child prepare for the new baby.