As early as you can. Most families book during the second trimester, especially for spring, summer, and holiday births, since those dates fill up first. Winter usually has more flexibility, and if you’re planning last minute, it’s always worth asking. Here’s a closer look at when to schedule newborn photos.
Babies rarely follow the plan, and that’s completely fine. When you book, I pencil you in for the first opening after your due date. Once your little one arrives, just send me a quick note and we’ll move the date to fit.
Probably not. The sleepy, curled-up newborn poses work best within the first three weeks, but I’ve photographed babies up to six weeks old with beautiful results. If your baby is still sleeping well, we can usually make it work. Here’s more on whether your baby is too old for newborn photos.
Keep it simple: soft neutrals, nothing busy or logo-heavy. You don’t have to shop at all, though. The studio has a curated wardrobe for the whole family, so you can just show up. For outfit ideas, see what to wear for newborn photos.
