06/13/2026
I truly don't think I'll ever have to wonder what I was made for ever again—this is it 🕊️🎞️👶🏼🤍
From the moment I got into photography, I felt this pull toward birth. At the time, I wasn’t sure how I would pull it off, or even get the chance to do it, but I couldn't stop thinking about documenting those moments.
Looking back, maybe that's because I was already witnessing the beauty and power of birth as a labor and delivery nurse. Maybe that's what was calling me to it all along.
People spend months—sometimes years—planning and investing in their wedding photography. But what about the day you become a mom? 🥺 The day your life changes forever.
Documenting your birth shouldn't feel strange or intrusive. It's preserving one of the most important days of your life—the first day of your baby's life. Their first breath. Their first cry. The first time you see their face. Birth has a way of moving so quickly and slowly at the same time. So much of it becomes a blur. The strength you found, the anticipation, the support, the tears. The overwhelming love.
I know the idea of having someone photograph your birth can feel vulnerable. Inviting someone into such an intimate space isn't something most people have ever considered. But my role isn't to intrude. My role is to quietly and respectfully preserve a story that deserves to be remembered forever.
Years from now, you'll remember that your baby was born. But you may not remember every detail— the raw moments. These photographs bring you back to exactly how it felt. And one day, your child will be able to see it too.
If you've ever been curious about birth photography or have questions, my messages are always open. I'd love to talk with you 🤍🤍
This post was inspired by the incredibly talented 😊
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