Pregnancy is a truly wonderful time in your life. It’s the moment when your family is about to grow – a time filled with hopes, dreams, excitement and plans for the future. It’s also the point where the story of your baby’s life begins. This time will fly by and before you know it, your baby will arrive. While you’ll undoubtedly have a lot of things to do in preparation for your baby, it’s also important to take some time out to savor this special moment in your life. Maternity photography provides the perfect way to capture this moment in time, leaving you with memories that you’ll cherish for the rest of your life. As your child gets older, you’ll be able to share these memories with them as well, making these photos even more special. Your maternity photography session is an exciting time for you and your husband, and you’ll want to make sure you’re prepared so that you get the best photos possible. The following tips will help you know exactly what to expect so that you can relax and enjoy a great maternity photography session. Maternity Photography Do’s There are several things you should keep in mind when preparing for your maternity photography session. The following “do’s” will help you make sure you get the most out of your session. Do – Schedule Your Maternity Photography Session Between 28 and 36 Weeks of Pregnancy The ideal time to schedule your maternity photography session is typically between 28 …

As a Kauai newborn photographer and maternity photographer, most of my energy is devoted to capturing beautiful moments for mothers and families through photoshoots on the beautiful islands of Hawai’i. While my passion and attention will always go first to this, I also feel it’s important to take on other projects that allow me to collaborate with local businesses, expand my photography portfolio, and connect with Hawaiian culture. This summer of 2024, I reached out to Coco Moon and offered to do a photoshoot. Coco Moon is a baby clothing company that a Hawaiian mother started, creating premium muslin swaddles, bamboo clothing, and more. Although I have had a taste of commercial work in the past, I wanted to build on this experience. As a Kauai newborn photographer, I wanted to make sure the project I chose would be meaningful to me and my surrounding community. Conceptualizing and shooting this collection of photos were incredibly fun and rewarding, and I am so proud of the end product. Why I Chose This Project as a Kauai Newborn Photographer Even before working with them, I adored Coco Moon clothing. I can find their products in quite a few clothing stores in Hawaii and many more on the mainland. I always gravitate towards their pieces for my grandson or use in my studio for clients. As a mother of four girls, I really appreciate their ‘hand-me-down’ quality, as I know that passed-down clothing items not only save money but also become the most …

The first few weeks of your baby’s life are absolutely precious. You have a tiny little addition to your family who is ready to soak up your love. It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of the moment and if you’re not careful, it’ll be over before you’ve had a chance to savor this special time. Very soon, your child will transition into being a toddler, and you’ll struggle to remember those cute moments when your baby fit into the crook of our arm and went to sleep on you. Newborn photography is a great way to preserve these precious, fleeting moments and provide a lifetime of memories for you and your family to look back on fondly. When you work with an experienced infant photographer, you can capture the essence of this amazing time, showcasing the joy and love you feel as your family expands. While your infant photography session is an exciting time for your family, it’s natural to be a little anxious as you prepare for the photoshoot. The following tips will ensure you know exactly what to expect so that you can relax and enjoy the session. Newborn Photography Do’s There are several things you should keep in mind when preparing for your infant photography session. The following “do’s” will help you make sure you’ve covered all the important points. Do – Schedule Your Infant Photoshoot within the First Two Weeks After Birth Newborn photoshoots go more smoothly when your baby typically sleeps for …

A maternity photoshoot is a great way to celebrate the coming addition to your family. It can also bring your family together to reaffirm your commitment and love. For mom, it can have additional benefits, as maternity photography is a great way to celebrate your personality and commemorate this special time. Maternity is a truly wonderful time in your life, and you will want to be able to look back fondly on this time with photos and other priceless memories documenting the occasion. Pretty Maternity Photoshoot Ideas Pretty maternity shoots are popular because they create an image that you will be happy to show off, put on the wall, or look back on fondly. Here are some ways that people like to create pretty maternity photoshoots. Flowing Dress Flowing dresses create an attractive feminine look. Tulle, lace, sheer, silk, chiffon, and bohemian dresses can all look amazing. Let them flow free, blow in the wind, or just drape yourself in the fabric. Pick the one that best expresses your style. Lei po’o (flower crowns) A flower crown creates a magical appearance. On Kauai, we have access to some of the most beautiful and exotic flowers you’ve ever seen. Flower crowns have a special meaning in the Hawaiian culture. For example, the plumeria, with its delicate petals and sweet fragrance, symbolizes new beginnings and positivity. Natural Beauty Kauai is naturally one of the most beautiful places on Earth, and it makes a wonderful backdrop for pretty maternity photoshoots. From the beach to …

Hello everyone! I wanted to address the situation we are facing now with the corona virus. As a newborn photographer I have always taken cleanliness very seriously, when photographing newborns in my studio, safety and a clean germ free environment are my number one priority. Newborn studio sessions are my absolute favorites, but I have decided to cancel all studio sessions until the end of March for the safety of my clients as we all work to slow the spread of the virus together. In the meantime I will be continuing to do maternity sessions outdoors in the fresh air and will take this time to post some of my favorite newborn photos from sessions past. In addition I will be working on some “behind the scenes” projects. I appreciate your support and look forward to all your comments on my upcoming posts. I look forward to being back in the studio soon!