Boka's 3-month Baby Experience

Boka family with newborn baby!

We just had Wayne, Abby & Charlotte back in the studio for their 3 month old baby session! It is part of their "Grow With Me" package, and already, we can see the amazing growth this precious little beauty has done!

When we had the Boka family in for their newborn session, Charlotte was super easy going and made for one of the quickest newborn shoots we've ever had, and her 3 month appointment was just as much fun!

Boka family with 3 month old baby!

We love watching families grow! There is a magical element of looking at your baby's images go on throughout the year. As parents ourselves, we can truthfully say that being a new parent makes for the LONGEST days and nights, but SHORTEST years we have ever had!

We are really excited for our next set of photos with the Boka family, which will be in June... which means.... outdoor fun!

We'll stick with the classic look of the two images up top of this post, as that style will be the binding theme of their album, creating a timeless masterpiece. But those outdoor scenes are going to make for some unbelievably cute, earthy, and beautiful images to fill the album out!

Check out their slideshow from this session below!

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