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Choosing to do a maternity session, is a choice no one will regret. Here are 7 reasons why celebrating pregnancy is so important!

Kei and Cami Recently got engaged and are expecting a little girl in January 2021. Their wedding was put on hold due to Covid-19 restrictions.

There are many different reasons to adopt, losing a child to miscarriage or being unable to carry naturally are just a couple reasons. Here is the Booker’s story of their rainbow after the storm.

Today is the National Day of remembrance for those who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss. Today is day to remember all those babies who didn’t make it earth side but are still loved by all of us here on earth. Today is a day to honor the 1 in 4 women/families who go through […]

Hi gang! I was so excited to meet up with Colibra and Perry Glynn at High Shoal Falls for a stunning – and terribly sweet – maternity session. At the time, Colibra was mere 12 weeks away from giving birth Fraternal twin girls, so you can only imagine how she was feeling while we were […]

We all know that Mom and her baby are the stars of the show when it comes to a maternity session, but there’s no denying the sweetness of having the entire family in the frame, too. I love capturing the raw, candid moments between parents and siblings, and pressing pause on a moment in time […]

Tami Shares her story of loss, multiple miscarriages, failed IVF and the path to getting her rainbow baby

Monica Taylor is a mom from Dromore South, Dromahane Co Cork Ireland. I met her through one of my many support groups for women/families who have felt the loss of a pregnancy/infant/child. She was willing to share her story in my blog series from a crossed the ocean. A lot of women suffer from miscarriage. […]

Advice from women who have experienced the loss of a child.

When someone you know is experiencing the loss of a child, whether during pregnancy or when they are older, these are things we should all avoid saying/asking during their time of grief.