This is very helpful! My last baby, I had no access to natural light (was in a shared room on the inner side) and his announcement photo was pretty crappy. I’m due again in January and this hospital has single rooms so I’m very excited to play around with the photography, especially since all our family live interstate and won’t get to see bub for a few months.

Thank you for sharing! I'm late to this video lol, but I want to know what settings my camera should be on so I can print these pictures. I hate it when I try to print at Walgreens and it's pixelated and horrible :(

Great helpful tips. Wish that I could come across your video 2 months back. Also I loved your lip shade, do you mind telling which one is it?

The album looks great!

Get it Love! 💕

Congratulations

Hey this has been really helpful I wish I had seen it 15 weeks ago 😂 do you have any tips on photographing a 15 week old? Also is there a ring light you could recommend for home use :) x

Thank you for this! I’m 9months an I’m not sure if my hospital will have pictures.

Hi! Where did you get her swaddle and headband?

Thank you!!

You’re 👏🏻an 👏🏻angel👏🏻 period👏🏻 first congratulations 🎉 thanks a ton for this amazing informative and very inspirational video 🌷🌷

Amazing video thank you so much for these tips and tricks. You also have a lovely personality! Congratulations on your little one sorry I am 4 months late 💓💓💓

Gonna try these tips today. We missed the fresh 48 window. Saw this after getting home from hospital but think these tips will still work.

Covid19 brought me here! Thanks so much for sharing :)

She is darling ❤️