Raleigh Newborn Session in Home with Older Brother

There’s something so special about those first few days (and weeks) at home with a new baby. There are times when things are a little quieter and softer, but also times when it is a little chaotic and messy. And that’s what I love capturing most during my lifestyle newborn sessions. The real stuff. The everyday beauty.

This sweet Raleigh family welcomed me into their home to document life with their newest little one. No studio lights, no stiff poses.

I loved how relaxed everything felt. Baby snoozed peacefully in the crib while big brother peeked in, then ran off to play with trains. These are the kind of sessions that don’t feel like a “photo shoot” — they just feel like your family being together, with me tagging along with a camera.

Mom & dad gave snuggles in the nursery, big brother popped in and out of the frame as he saw fit, and I had the privilege of capturing those genuine interactions. You know, the kind you’ll want to remember years down the road. One of the best parts about having a lifestyle newborn session in your Raleigh home is that it allows your family to feel “at home.” This means maybe dad has to go check his email from work while you feed baby, or grandparents are there to help out as needed. Maybe it just means that big brother can go play trains and then have some one-on-one time with mom (since she’s likely been paying. a lot of attention to the new baby).

My approach is always simple and relaxed. I’m not here to pose your baby into a perfect swaddle or make your toddler sit still — I’m here to photograph your family as you are right now. Honest, joyful, and maybe a bit crazy.

The best part? The weather was warm and sunny, so we stepped outside to their backyard for a few more photos. It added a lovely, natural touch to the session and gave us even more variety (and fresh air!).

If this sounds like what you're looking for, I’d love to hear from you. Raleigh Newborn Photography.

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