Laya's newborn session - Interview with Mom - Topeka's Best Newborn Photographers

Last week, I had the honor of photographing a beautiful baby girl named Laya in our studio. She was the perfect baby, so calm and peaceful throughout the session. Her mom and big brother came along, and you could just feel how much they love her. It was such a sweet moment seeing how they looked at her with so much pride and joy.

We tried so many adorable newborn poses and props, and Laya absolutely rocked every single one of them. She gave us the cutest little expressions, making the photos even more special. From cozy wraps to tiny headbands, every setup just seemed to fit her perfectly. Laya was such a chill baby, which made the whole session a dream.

T.H. Peterson: What did you think when you first saw Laya?

Kassandra: When we first saw Laya, we were filled with so much love, happiness and just overall grateful. We tried for almost 5 years to have a second child and ultimately had to go through IVF. We are very blessed and love her so much.

T.H. P.: How did you come up with her name?

Kassandra: My husband mentioned her name after noticing our sons swim instructor had the name. We both agreed that we loved the name.

T.H. P.: What does big bro think?

Kassandra: Big brother absolutely adores his little sister. We were a little worried about how he would respond to such a big change after being an only child for seven years but he has really stepped into the big brother role. He comes running anytime she cries & is always there to help us with anything little sister related. We are extremely proud of him.

T.H. P.: Describe her personality.

Kassandra: So far, she is a pretty laid back baby. She’s not a fan of tummy time or her carseat, but other than that she doesn’t make too much commotion. She loves to be taken on little walks around the house to look at her surroundings.

T.H. P.: Something you liked about your session with us?

Kassandra: Our session was more than I could have asked for. Everything was set up and ready to go. Everyone was very patient and had some nice tools to help calm her when she would cry. I was just impressed with how smoothly everything went and that’s due to everyone at the studio who was involved in the session.








 To book your own session, please call Tommy or Holly at 785.793.2492 or 785.213.0812 or email tommy@thpetersonphoto.com

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  1. I enjoyed reading about Laya’s newborn session — your interview and insights really capture how delicate and meaningful this type of photography can be. Newborn sessions require patience, creativity, and a deep understanding of how to make both the baby and family feel comfortable, and you explain that so well. The photos you shared are inspiring and show a great blend of technical skill and emotion. For readers who want even more guidance on improving their newborn photography, I also recommend checking out Newborn Photography Tips, which offers practical advice on lighting, posing, safety, and workflow to help you get professional-looking results. Together, these resources give a fuller picture of how to capture beautiful moments with newborns. Thanks for sharing such valuable tips

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