As a newborn photographer, I’ve had the incredible privilege of capturing countless precious moments for families. Each session is unique and special in its own way, but recently, I had the opportunity to combine my passion for newborn photography with my deep love for the magical world of Harry Potter.
Of course, not the whole session concentrated on the Harry Potter theme and we still captured simple adorable poses of miss Raya and her loving family. I hope you enjoy a few sneak peaks from hew newborn session!
NEWBORN BABY PHOTOSHOOT INFORMATION
With over 9 years experience working with newborn babies and families, Catherine King photography is one of the best newborn photographers in CT. The newborn photography studio is located in Madison, CT and serves New Haven county, Middlesex county, New London county. Catherine King Photography serves nearby areas including CT, RI, NJ, NY, and MA as well.
In Madison, CT, you’ll be greeted by a warm, cozy space with everything you’ll need. Enjoy a warm cup of coffee (or decaf!) and relax in a comfy chair. Your newborn baby will be in good hands.
Each newborn session is planned and customized with coordinated setups and latest props. The only thing you’ll need to bring is yourselves! The studio is stocked with bonnets, wraps, headbands, and gorgeous layers. Forgot diapers or wipes? No worries, we’ve got those too. you don’t need to bring a thing unless you want to.
Safety and comfort of the baby is always the number one priority. I am up to date with all latest required vaccines and take extreme care to keep the space clean and germ-free. While I will have a workflow planned to guide your baby through a variety of poses with the least amount of disturbance, I will also take cues from the baby when they need a break for an extra snuggle or a feeding.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Want to learn a little more? Check out these newborn photography sessions or view the newborn portfolio page. Ready to pick your package and book your own family session? Fill out this brief contact form.
