February 19, 2019 / Lifestyle Newborn Photography
A Letter to my client and brand new mom of four:
KMC Lifestyle Newborn Session
Bethany, thank you. Thank you for allowing me into your home and trusting me to capture Judah’s newborn portraits. I know you worried about the mess. You shouldn’t have! Your family is exuberant and beautiful. Those dishes can wait as you spend time loving on Judah and all his siblings. And with the whims of the German trash system, well, I’m not sure any of us have it down pat. Don’t worry.
Thanks for opening your doors and letting me take your first official family of six photos. Welcome to the crazy, haha. Six means you’re officially outgrown standard size cars, hotel rooms, and breakfast nooks. You’ll get “the question” at least once a year. Let me know the first time someone asks you 😉
Thanks for letting me freeze time that you’ll never get back but now can re-live whenever you want – minus the spit-up on Jacob’s shirt and nacho cheese on E’s face, haha.
I hope these images will forever be a gift to you and you cherish them for the rest of your days. May they remind you of Judah’s precious newborn days, of Rory’s deep love for you, Archer’s laughter and joy, Emma’s desire to love her brother fiercely and how Jacob supported and stood bye you through all the ups and downs that first month brought.
Xoxo, Jenn
Want to see another KMC lifestyle newborn session?
Here’s one in Landsthul and one in Ramstein
Or read more about In Home (aka Lifestyle) Newborn Sessions here
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