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Welcome home little one!


Why You Should Have Your Newborn Session at Home (Yes, Even If There's Laundry on the Couch)



Let’s be honest—when you’re in the newborn stage, time feels like it's moving both at lightning speed and like you're stuck in a never-ending loop of feed, burp, change, repeat. You’re sleep-deprived, possibly wearing the same sweatshirt for the third day in a row, and wondering how that much laundry is even possible for someone who weighs under ten pounds.

But here’s the thing: this is your beginning. And that’s exactly why your newborn session belongs at home.

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Home is Where Your Baby’s Story Begins


That couch with the squishy cushions you’ve been napping on with the baby curled up on your chest? That’s where love is growing. That bassinet by your bed, the bottles lined up by the sink, the swaddle blanket that magically soothes them at 2 a.m.—this is the sacred, sweet chaos of your now. When we shoot your newborn session at home, we’re not just taking photos. We’re telling the story of where it all began.


You’re More Comfortable at Home (and So Is Baby)


Let’s face it: nobody wants to pack a diaper bag that feels like prepping for a week-long expedition just to go to a studio. When I come to you, you get to stay in your element. You can feed in your favorite chair. Change diapers with all your supplies exactly where they need to be. If someone needs a snack, guess what? The kitchen is right there.

More importantly, baby feels that ease too. No bright studio lights, no sudden temperature shifts—just snuggles, yawns, stretches, and sweet little moments captured as they unfold naturally.

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I Focus on the Real Stuff (Which Is the Good Stuff)


As your photographer, I’m not just here to snap a few cute poses—though we’ll definitely get those. I’m here to hone in on the in-between: the way you look at your baby when you think no one’s watching, the way they curl their fingers around yours, the quiet moments of awe, and even the messy ones. Because that’s what makes this time unforgettable.

And yes, I’ll capture the details of your home, too. Years from now, you’ll look back at these photos and smile at the artwork you had in the nursery, or the way the light hit the floor in the early morning. These tiny things—so easy to overlook—are threads in the fabric of your family’s story.


Spoiler: Your House Does Not Have to Be Pinterest-Perfect


Let’s clear this up right now: I am not judging your house. If there’s laundry on the couch, toys on the floor, or yesterday’s coffee still in the mug—guess what? That’s called living. And that’s what I want to capture: real life, with all the love and warmth and little imperfections that make it yours.


Your home is already beautiful, because it’s full of you.

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So if you're on the fence about where to do your Boston newborn session, here’s my heartfelt pitch: let’s do it at home. Let’s bottle up this moment in time with photographs that speak to exactly who you are, right now, in the place where your baby’s life began.


I promise to bring my camera, my calm energy, and zero judgment about that mountain of burp cloths. If you're expecting and would like to work together for your newborn session, please reach out here.