Baby and toddler photography tips that will ensure you get the very best from your subjects! Every new parent wants to capture those special and exciting moments as your child grows up, but taking a good photography of your baby and children can be a tricky task.

Trust me; I have been photographing newborns, babies and toddlers for the past 15 years, so to help you out, I have gathered together some tips and guidelines that will enable you to take the perfect shot of your little ones. Hopefully this will help and guide you on how to take the perfect picture of your baby.

Time

For your baby, certain times in a daily routine are better than others. We suggest picking a time when he or she is most settled and content, which is probably straight after a feed. Try to avoid taking images before a nap as they tend to feel unsettled and get a little cranky. After a feed is generally when they will be more tolerant and can be persuaded into a photo-friendly pose and likely to show that gorgeous smile.

 

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