I have been photographing babies since 2017. Their safety and well-being is my first priority always. This is why I am baby led and if I feel if they’re not comfortable, we pull out of the pose straight away. As a result of all my newborn sessions, I note that some babies just love being on their tummy, while others don’t. This is part of the questions I will ask you when you arrive into our studio.
I have spent hours (that I can’t even count!) learning to wrap, to hold, to place your baby in the safest possible way. Please note that there are certain poses that I will not do, due to the safety of your baby. Some of these poses include the “Froggy” Pose. This pose, when done safely by other photographers is a composite image (a number of photographs combined together in photoshop)
As part of my training, I have completed the Australian Newborn Academy Course. This course focuses on the Perinatal Environment – allowing me to better understand what you may have faced during and post labour. There is comprehensive training on the Neonatal Period.
We cover birth injuries and common health problems and the implications of these in a newborn photography environment.
I’ve learned about the physiology of newborn babies and the safest ways to work with these fragile miracles.
Every year, I do a CPR + First Aid course covering babies & children.
I highly recommend CPR Kids at the Gold Coast Private Hospital for new & old parents.