A mother holding her sleeping newborn in the nursery during an in-home newborn session in Dallas

Dallas – Fort Worth · In Your Home

The first days,
in your light

Documentary newborn and maternity sessions

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How this works

No studio, no props, no baby folded into shapes. I come to you — the nursery, your bed, the window you love — and we move at your baby's pace. Feedings, changes, breaks. Siblings and grandparents welcome. Usually about two hours, entirely baby-led.

Maternity photographs best between 28 and 34 weeks, in your home or at a golden-hour location around DFW. The two book beautifully together — your maternity session now, your newborn window reserved at the same time.

I just lived these first days myself; my wife and I welcomed our daughter Isabella in May 2026. I know how fast and how foggy the season goes. That's exactly why I shoot it unhurried.

Investment

Sessions

In-Home Newborn
$800
About Two Hours
  • About two hours, entirely baby-led
  • In your own home and your own light
  • Siblings, grandparents and pets all welcome
  • Full high-resolution gallery with printing rights
  • Heirloom album and print options
Maternity
$750
28–34 Weeks
  • Best photographed between 28 and 34 weeks
  • In your home or at a golden-hour DFW location
  • Styling consultation beforehand
  • Full high-resolution gallery with printing rights
  • Pairs with your newborn session
The First Chapter
$1,350
Saves $200
  • Maternity + newborn together
  • Your maternity session now
  • Your newborn window reserved at the same time
  • A $200 reservation fee holds both
  • Full galleries from each session

I take a limited number of newborn sessions each month — reaching out during pregnancy is the surest way to get your window.

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The Work

The first weeks, documented

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Keeping things relaxed so it can be an enjoyable experience — we've always LOVED the photos.Andrea · Repeat Client

Good To Know

The questions I get most

When should I book a newborn session?

Reach out during pregnancy if you can — I take a limited number of newborn sessions each month. We'll loosely plan around your due date and lock the exact day once your baby is here. Sessions usually happen in the first few weeks, but in-home lifestyle work is flexible and older babies photograph beautifully too.

How much is a newborn or maternity session?

An in-home newborn session is $800. A maternity session begins at $750. Booking both together as The First Chapter is $1,350, which saves $200 — a $200 reservation fee holds your maternity date and reserves your newborn window at the same time.

When is the best time for maternity photos?

Between 28 and 34 weeks is the sweet spot — you're showing beautifully and still comfortable enough to enjoy the session. We can shoot in your home or at a golden-hour location around Dallas–Fort Worth.

Do I need to clean my whole house?

No. We'll use one or two rooms with good light — usually the nursery and your bedroom — and I'll work around whatever else is happening. Real life in the frame is the point, not a staged house.

Can siblings and grandparents be there?

Absolutely, and I'd encourage it. Some of the best frames from these sessions are a big sibling meeting the baby for the first time.

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Let's Talk

Tell me your due date

Send me a note with your due date and I'll come back with availability and everything you need to know. I answer every inquiry personally.

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