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

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What a precious little girl! We had the pleasure of photographing Miss Ayden. She is so pretty and was a great little model for us. She isn't technically a newborn but she spent some time in the NICU so we finally were able to capture some beautiful images of her and I especially loved her personality and her attentiveness and interest in us. She gave us such great eye contact. I absolutely loved her session. Here's a few of our favorites. Enjoy! T.H. Peterson: What did you think when you first saw Ayden? Annie: When I first saw Ayden, my thought was that my she was small but beautiful.  That she looked identical to her big sister when she was born.  T.H. P.: Can you tell me a little bit about your pregnancy and her birth? Annie: My pregnancy was hard. I suffered from pre-eclampsia from early on with recommendations to be hospitalized from 18 weeks on. Weekly doctors appointments and multiple ultrasounds. It was a scary several months when they used terms like “intrauterine g...

Newborn Session with Hatcher - Interview with Mom - Topeka's Best Newborn Photographers

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When Hatcher came in with his mom and dad  for his newborn session,  he was soooooo peaceful!  He is one of the tiniest babies that we have ever photographed. The swaddles that we use were almost too big for him because he’s just such a little guy, his little features are so cute too. We got some really great shots of him and some even better family shots of all three of them!  It was so amazing and he slept through most of it! He is such an amazing little man!! Thanks for checking this session out! T.H. Peterson: How did you come up with the name Hatcher Brilee: My husband and I were watching A Knight’s Tale one evening and the main character’s name is William Thatcher. I dropped the “T” and we both loved it! T.H. P.: What did you think when you first saw Hatcher Brilee: The first time I saw Hatcher was through a computer monitor as the neonatologist was examining him across the room. All I could think was, “Is he okay?” And “Is he breathing on his own?” The first ...