Emotional new mother crying tears of joy while holding her newborn baby in a hospital bed after delivery.

 

The most intimate session,

 

but the best day ever.

"JUST AS A WOMAN'S HEART KNOWS HOW TO PUMP, HER LUNGS TO FILL WITH AIR, AND HER HAND TO PULL BACK FROM FIRE, SO HER BODY KNOWS HOW TO BIRTH."


- VIRGINIA DIORIO

What is Motherhood Photography?

It's a beautiful way to capture the journey of motherhood. From pregnancy to the early years of your child’s life, each session is designed to document the unique and precious moments of motherhood. Whether that is the excitement of pregnancy, the raw emotion of birth, the sweet innocence of a newborn, or the special milestones as your child grows we are here to document it all.


These photos not only preserve memories, but they also celebrate the bond between mother and child, creating lasting keepsakes for you and your family.

Medical team examining newborn baby in hospital delivery room shortly after birth.

birth

investment

Where 10 fingers and 10 toes change your whole world.

Where the sound of silence is deafening until you hear THE cry.

Where the pain tears through your body but it's SO worth it.

Where your life changes forever.

 

Birth story

From $1250

This experience includes:

  • Hospital or Home Birth
  • Pre-birth consultation
  • Signature edits on every image
  • On call from 36 weeks until delivery
  • Active Labor, Delivery, 90 minutes Postpartum
  • 55+ Digital images
  • Sneak peeks within 24 hours
  • 6 Week turnaround time
  • Private online Gallery
  • Printing rights
A black and white photograph shows medical staff in a dimly lit room engaged in a medical procedure.

FAQ

When do you come to the hospital?

When you start early labor, I ask that you contact me so I know baby is making their way. When active labor starts (when contractions have changed and you have to stop everything to breathe) call me and I will head your way!

What if my birth plan changes

I will do everything I can to be present at your birth but I can not guarantee it with all the new policies at hospitals (each is different).

If you are having a home birth, please check with the hospital you plan to transfer to about their policies on photographers.

If you are planning a hospital birth, ask your doctor and hospital beforehand if they will allow a photographer to document your birth.

Remember to ask if they allow photographers to document your c-section if things change

What if you miss the birth?

We all know that birth is unpredictable and so sometimes births can be missed.

If your birth is really fast and I miss through no fault of my own, I will still come to your birth room and document your first moments and capture your first hours with the baby.

And all other scenarios we will talk through in our consultation call.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes! You can pay as you would like, I just require a $300 dollar nonrefundable retainer. The full payment must be paid by 38 weeks.

Add Ons

Receive a 20% discount when you add on any of these services:

 

Maternity

 

 

First 48

 

 

Newborn

 

 

Milestones

 

 

While these aren't the professional quality you have seen above,

these will always hold a place in my heart.


Taken on an iPhone but forever the best session I have or will ever have.

My first birth session, my best friend birthing her son.

 

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A newborn baby being held for the first time in a hospital room with medical equipment visible.
Black and white hospital scene with medical monitors and equipment visible.
A newborn baby being examined on a colorful blanket surrounded by medical equipment.
A tender moment captured in black and white as a newborn rests on a duck-patterned hospital blanket.
Hospital room scene with medical equipment and patient in patterned gown.
Black and white image of hospital room with medical equipment visible.
A peaceful moment of skin-to-skin contact between parent and newborn in a hospital bed.
A tissue blanket and IV tubes surround a patient resting in a hospital bed.
A newborn baby wearing a hospital cap being cradled against skin in a medical setting.