I love capturing sibling maternity photos because they’re so much more than just a bump—they’re about your whole family’s story. Whether we’re playing games outdoors, capturing cozy moments in your home, or creating timeless portraits in the studio, these sessions are all about connection. I always make sure your kids feel comfortable and that you look your best, guiding you through natural poses while still capturing those sweet, candid moments. This post is all about what to expect when you include siblings in your maternity session—especially older kids who bring their own personalities to the photos.

Pregnancy is wild, beautiful, and sometimes a little overwhelming—but it’s also a season worth remembering. As a professional maternity photographer, I love helping moms-to-be feel amazing in front of the camera, even if they’re not feeling their best. Trust me, with the right lighting, gentle posing guidance, and a little pampering, you’ll look and feel like the glowing, radiant force you truly are. Whether we’re in the studio, out in a gorgeous field, or in the cozy comfort of your home, I’ve got you covered. Curious about how a session works and why it’s so worth it? Let me share why booking a professional maternity photographer can make all the difference.

One of my favorite things about being a maternity photographer is capturing the joy of growing families. This studio session was full of laughter, sweet moments, and big sibling love. A short, effortless session means no stress—just timeless, beautiful photos. Perfect for celebrating this special stage before baby arrives!

You know I love a good photoshoot tip around here, and today I'm giving you 5 lesser known tips that can take your family photos to the next level!

One of my most asked questions is what should we wear for our family or newborn photoshoot. Today I’m here with my top family photo outfit tips!

When booking a maternity session, there are a few things you need to know to make them a success.

There are many reasons to book a maternity session in conjunction with your newborn session. I’m here to walk you through a few.

There is a trend in maternity photography to have your pictures taken in sweeping, epic locations. Now, don’t get me wrong, these images are incredible, but in this post I give you my reasons for bucking that trend.

As a woman with two hard pregnancies under her belt, I can understand why the last thing you may want to do is document your pregnancy. In this post, I’m telling you why you should, and why I’m so glad I did.