Shreveport, Louisiana Newborn Photographer | Landreigh's Newborn Session

How precious are these two? I know as a mom how important sibling/parent shots are. I promise to always include them no matter what. Usually I get too excited so I do more than one. My studio is located in Shreveport, Louisiana. You don’t have to bring anything because it’s fully stocked. Even with toys for your little ones.

Landreigh was such a little angel. She loved to smirk and show me her little dimples. Angel and I used to go to school together so we have known each other forever. It was good to see her newest little one. I remember when Braleigh used to be that little. She was definitely smitten with her baby sister. She wanted to assist me the entire time. Very helpful. She was also gentle the entire time. I have never seen a little girl sit there and smile the whole time. I wonder if her face was hurting from smiling that much. Her cute little voice saying, “it’s okay baby sister." Angel sure does have beautiful baby girls. B will be her protector forever. It is awesome to have someone who understands you and loves you for you. Knowing mom will have these forever means the world to me. I know how fast they grow. I couldn’t even believe how B was already. They say you don’t know how fast they grow until you have your own. However, I feel that way about my clients. Congrats on your degree too Angel!!! <3

Gosh, mom fell in love with all the set ups. However, that little smirk in green is too precious.

Hand poses are becoming a HUGE hit. I know how much parents love them because it’s sentimental.

Gosh, sibling poses are the cutest!!! I fall in love all over again.

You will never regret capturing your first portraits with your family.

I always encourage parent and sibling poses because you can look back. They can look back when they get older. You will cherish them forever. I still have the same photograph of my brother and I. It’s in my living room and every time I look at it I think, “I wish we had more of these.” It’s crazy to see the difference when we were younger. Can you picture being older and looking back around the dinner table? My daughter LOVES that. She loves to see all our family members.