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  Newborns are delicate and fragile, and the ultimate care must be taken in the process of a newborn photoshoot. Here are some dos and don’ts for newborn baby photoshoots. Do Feed Your Baby Before your shoot starts, make sure that your newborn is adequately fed so that they don’t get fussy during the shoot. If your baby starts crying during the shoot, make sure you’re carrying their bottle around so that they don’t go hungry. Don’t Overfeed Your Baby Overfeeding to make sure your baby is asleep during the photoshoot can be harmful . Also, try to get in some shots of when your baby is awake and interacting with mom and dad.  It’ll make the shoot more unique since it’ll capture the bond between the parents and family, making it a special moment to share and remember. Do Use Natural Light The best light to capture your baby in is natural light. If you’re doing a shoot in your home, place your baby near a window. The light near the windows is soft and perfect for capturing yo

  There is no middle ground with belly shots. They are either Beyoncé-good or just way too over the top. Therefore, it’s good to follow the trend, but don’t cut corners by bypassing professional photography completely. You need that extra bit of experience to go the extra mile. Here are some tips to use on your upcoming pregnancy photoshoot . 1.     Cradle Your Baby Bump At some point in our lives, we’ve all struggled with hand placement. Should I clasp them behind my back or front? Will a ‘peace’ sign do? Ugh, just Photoshop them out! Lucky for you, the whole point of maternity photography is to draw attention to your growing belly. All you have to do is put one hand at the top and one at the bottom. 2.     Pose with Siblings Often, when first and last-born children find out they are about to have a younger sibling, their first reaction is reluctance. They don’t want to share the attention. It’s important to make them feel included in your pregnancy journey. Therefore