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Newborn Photography

Photographing newborn babies is such a privilege and I absolutely love it. It takes a lot of patience but the reward is worth it – gorgeous portraits of an amazing new life.

Newborn photoshoots usually take around 2-4 hours, which allows time for feeding, nappy changes and getting the baby settled into a nice deep sleep. All sessions take place in the comfort of your home, and the photography fee includes my transport to anywhere in Northern Ireland. If you live outside Northern Ireland, but would still like me to photograph your newborn baby, just get in touch for a travel cost estimate.

On the day of your photography session, I will bring a range of props and blankets to use as backdrops, but if you have any special piece of furniture or toys you’d like photographed with your baby, please don’t hesitate to let me know. I can also take photos of you with your newborn, or even the whole family together. All I need is a room with good natural window light, and a bit of space to move furniture around! I will bring a small blow heater, but I do recommend getting your house lovely and warm before I arrive – if it feels like a sauna, it’s good for sleepy babies!

The best newborn photographs are taken when a baby is less than one week old, so I can’t stress enough how important it is to book your newborn photography session well in advance of your due date. By booking early we can make sure I’m free in those precious first few days – it’s essential for those cute, snuggly, sleepy newborn photos we love : )

Here are a few of my most recent newborn photography sessions:

Northern Ireland newborn baby photographer

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Aidan {6 days old}

Little newborn baby Aidan is a lucky boy! When I arrived for his photoshoot I found him surrounded by his mum and twoView full post »

Twin newborn baby photos in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland newborn photography {2 weeks old} – twins Harry & Alfie

There’s only one thing cuter than a newborn baby, and that’s newborn twins! At the start of this week I hadView full post »

Newborn baby photos in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland newborn photography: Ruby-Rose {14 weeks}

It feels a bit strange typing “newborn” and “14 weeks” in the same title, but in this case it&#View full post »

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Cian {6 days}

This little man created a bit of a stir when I posted a preview photo from his newborn photoshoot on facebook last weekView full post »

Newborn Photographer in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland newborn photography: Ruairi {10 days old}

This Friday I took a lovely morning drive up into the Glens of Antrim (through some very unexpected snow chaos on theView full post »

Northern Ireland newborn photographer

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Zoe {two weeks old}

It’s time for the second of this week’s newborn baby blog posts, I think I’ll be retouching baby skinView full post »

Newborn photographer in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Noah {6 days old}

I’m very pleased to introduce this latest newborn to the blog, 6 day old Noah. As a newborn photographer I see aView full post »

Northern Ireland newborn photography: baby Olivia (7 days)

I had a good feeling about little Olivia as I drove up the motorway on Monday, and she didn’t disappoint! At 7View full post »

Newborn baby photos in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Izzi {10 days}

We’ve got a bit of a newborn photography marathon coming up on the blog! It seems there just aren’t enoughView full post »

Northern Ireland newborn photography

Northern Ireland newborn photography – baby Katie {7 days old}

It’s been a busy week on the blog, and there’s more still to come with two engagement shoots over the nextView full post »

If you would like to book a newborn photoshoot, or buy a newborn photography Gift Voucher for a friend or relative, just drop me a line using the Get in Touch button below. I look forward to hearing from you!

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