After a long stay in his momma's belly (41 weeks+3), baby Gus Gus had a bit of a tough go starting out. But after 10 days working to get better, this sweet little man was able to go home with his sweet momma and proud daddy. I was lucky enough to get to know them both as the end of Lydia's (formerly known as momma) pregnancy drew near. Lydia is formerly a Belly to Cradle doula, and a phenomenal human. A fellow military spouse, she and her husband will be moving in the coming

A fellow military spouse, Amanda was gracious enough to trust my vision for her maternity session. From location selection to wardrobe, we came up with several sets for her beautiful session. Every dress and outfit you'll see in this gorgeous gallery is from my extensive client closet. Now that she's seen all of her images, I am excited to share these with you! I have to say, I'm not sure I've ever met a more adoring spouse than hers. What I love about what I do is being able

There are some things that you don't really care to think about much when you join the Navy {military} life. So often, family "planning" revolves around deployment schedules, workups, and shore duty...but sometimes (actually, a lot of the time) God has a bigger plan. Sometimes babies come days or weeks after daddies leave for a long deployment. Sometimes they come just before daddies arrive home. That's just the nature of the "military lifestyle" beast. The wonderful thing ab

Did you know that April is Cesarean Awareness Month? These babe's all have their own unique birth story. Some of these precious little ones were born at home under the loving watch of a midwife, some came vaginally, some came quickly, others slowly...some were born in an operating room and emerged from their momma's abdomen under the supervision of a team of doctors and nurses. Some of these peanuts were planned, some were surprises...some mommas had these babies after a diff