10 creative pregnancy and newborn photo ideas

 

Here are 10 beautiful pregnancy photo ideas and inspiration for photographing your newborn baby.

 

Sleeping beauty

 

Sleeping Doll

A kid’s bed can be a gorgeous photo prop for a newborn.

Sweet siblings

Sweet Sibling

A cute childhood memory like this is definitely one for the family album!

Angel on Earth

sleeping angel

The sleeping angle on Fur can be a sweet option to make the cover of your album.

Welcoming new sibling

Welcome new family

If you are going to be 3+1, this can be the best portrait for your room.

Sweet Family

Black and white portrait

Introduce the new addition to the family.

Get your partner in the picture

Photo with partner

If you’re preparing to enter the world of parenthood with a partner by your side, your photoshoot isn’t complete without them in it.

Working with bed rest mamas

Bed rest mumma

By the third trimester, some expectant mothers may be experiencing pregnancy complications. If a client is put on bed rest after booking a shoot with you, there are still many ways to get meaningful portraits without risking her health.

Photoshoot with Pet

Photoshoot with pet

A new arrival impacts the furry members of a family, as well. Your clients can include their pets in the shoot if you feel comfortable with it.

Beer or baby?

beer or baby

Is that a belly full of beer or a belly full of the baby? This is a hilarious way of announcing the baby on the way and making fun of daddy at the same time.

Doll playing with a doll

Doll with doll baby

If you are already blessed with a doll and a new doll arrived in your family, this can be a great shot for your family album.

 

Dr Dad Divider10 substantial changes for new parents

Parenthood is one of the most beautiful yet exhausting phases of life. The changes that come with it are so unexpected that it is difficult to see them coming. One moment you were having a movie night with your partner. Next, you both are rushing to change your diaper. And after some time, you start taking it all in stride, be it your baby puking on you or crying in the middle of the night.  Here are the top ten aspects of your life that would change when you become a parent.

Your schedule takes a hit.

You got ready in less than an hour before you had a baby. Adding an infant to the mix will change the whole schedule. Your day-to-day schedule now involves packing a diaper bag, dressing and feeding the infant, and getting the baby into the car. And that’s if it all runs well. There are invisible disasters, such as diaper blowouts or tantrums, that make it harder to get dressed as a new parent, the sense of time shifts. And if you have not been the most up-to-date citizen before, you become one. Somehow magically, you can foresee the next 24 hours to get where you need to be on time.


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