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Infant
& Toddler Photos
The
greatest amount of growth and change will take place in
your child’s first year. Capturing this time and these
changes in pictures is essential.
0-3
months
By
the second or third week, your newborn is ready their
first studio portrait. Though smiles on prompt are
unlikely until the third month, this is a good time to
have portraits that concentrate on facial features and
their eyes.
3-6
months
Smiles
begin to come easier and the baby will be able to follow
actions and hold up their head. The traditional tummy
poses are good at this stage.
6-12
months
Babies
are starting to sit and pulling themselves up alone. A
much greater verity of poses are now possible. It never
hurts to have an extra shirt along, drooling and other
back flow problems may make a change necessary.
Overalls,
while cute, tend to ride up in the front and block the
baby’s chin.
School
Age Children
Once
your child reaches school age, you will have the
opportunity to purchase pictures for your child's school.
There are a couple of things to remember about school
photos. While a professional studio is normally taking the
pictures, the photographer is likely the studios junior
associate. This photographer, do to the cattle call style
session, has very little time with each child. Some
studios brag that they can shoot 1, 2, 3, or even 4
children per minute. Imagine paying $50 for a photo
package where the photographer spent 15 seconds with your
child!
School
often receive a part of the photo package price form each
parent, raising the cost. Also the school schedules the
classes base on availability, which mean your child may
have the picture take right after gym class. Also some
schools, do to concerns over lice, don’t allow combs.
If
your school pictures look good then purchasing the photos
may make since. But if you are not pleased with the school
photos we recommend you take your child to a studio that
will take the time to get it right.
Don’t
wait, if you don’t get the school photo go have studio
portraits done soon. It’s to easy to let time pass and
realize your child has gone through a stage of childhood
and you have no portraits to remember it by.
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