NEWBORN SESSION FAQ
When should I book my session?
​
Newborn photos are taken when the baby is less than 3 weeks old so that they are still sleepy and able to fit into all the cute poses and props. Because of the short time frame, sessions are best booked as early as possible to secure a spot for your little bundle.
Where would my session take place?
​
Newborn sessions take place in my home studio in Rechavia, Jerusalem. It is a 15 minute drive from both ramat eshkol and romema.
​
Do you provide all the props that I see in your photos?
​
Yes! You do not have to bring a thing to the session besides for your new baby of course:) I provide all wraps, bonnets, headbands, and props. However, if you would like photos with a special family heirloom or gift that you received feel free to bring it along so that we can incorporate it in your session.
​
Are all your props cleaned?
​
Cleanliness is taken really seriously here! All fabric wraps and blankets are laundered between each session. Everything else is wiped down with clorox and desanitized.
What should we wear for our newborn session?
​
I suggest parents and siblings stick to classic clothes in basic colors- white, black or even pale pink or blue. Its is not recommended to wear prints or anything that has a particularly busy look. Feel free to send me pictures if you would like an opinion!
​
How long will my session take?
​
Newborn session generally take between 2-3 hours.
​
How do I receive my images?
​
Within 2 weeks of your session you will receive your images as full resolution digital downloads. There is also an option for the images to be put on a custom usb if you would like.
​
How do I reserve my session?
​
​
Upon booking your session, I’ll send you a questionnaire to help plan an amazing newborn session together. We will discuss your preferred colors, props, and other fun stuff!
​
ATTENTION GRANDPARENTS AND FRIENDS!
A newborn session can make the perfect gift for new parents. Give them the gift that lasts forever with images they will cherish and enjoy for years to come. Ask about buying a gift card.