Baby and Child Photography

June 27, 2022

Motherhood Mondays: My Sleep Training Experience

This is the first in an occasional series I’m starting where I talk about my own parenting experiences. This is my way to showcase things that worked for me…or didn’t. I get lots of first time parents who come to the studio. Often when I see them again for the hand-delivery of their artwork, they…

6 Month Sitter Sessions, Baby and Child Photography

June 16, 2022

6 Month Sitter Session | Eastchester, NY

One of the best parts of my job is watching families grow. Today’s 6 month old, when I last saw him, was as his mama’s baby bump! His parents booked me for their maternity session with enough advance notice that they were one of the first people outside of my family who knew about my…

Baby and Child Photography, In Home Newborn Photography, Newborn Photography

April 6, 2022

In Home Newborn Session | Tarrytown, NY

Many parents come to me knowing that they want portraits of their baby in the newborn stage. However, many don’t quite know whether they want the session to be in the studio or at their home. I often go through the pros and cons of each – head to this page where I break it…

Baby and Child Photography, Newborn Photography, Studio Newborn Photography

March 8, 2022

Newborn Baby Girl | Westchester, NY Studio

Baby girl R. came to my studio in an unusual way, and a way that delights me. Her grandma called wanting to capture this special time for their whole family. I love it when grandparents want to be in the photos. I have so few pictures of myself as a kid with my grandparents and…

at home newborn

Baby and Child Photography, In Home Newborn Photography, Newborn Photography

March 22, 2021

In Home Newborn Portraits | Westchester, NY Newborn Photographer

We shot today’s newborn at home, snuggled with his parents. Unbelievably, Little E. is over a year old as I write this. I was honored to be his newborn photographer at a moment of our collective innocence, in January 2020. The world seems a bit different now, more gray, as we await the spring of…