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Newborn photography
In the Hadera studio or at your home, in the first two weeks.
In short
Newborn sessions in the Hadera studio or at your home, usually between the fifth and fourteenth day. A session runs two to three hours and follows the baby's pace. Shiran trained in newborn safety and posing with Ana Brandt. Every wrap, prop and backdrop is here — there is nothing you need to bring.
From the gallery
5001What is the best age to photograph?
Between the fifth and fourteenth day. At that age sleep is deeper and the body still curls easily into poses that look natural.
02Are the poses safe?
Yes. I trained in newborn safety and posing with Ana Brandt, one of the best-known names in the field, and every pose is supported and spotted. Poses that look elaborate are composed from two separate frames in the edit, never from a baby propped up unsupported.
03What should we bring?
Nappies, a dummy if your baby takes one, and a bottle if you are not breastfeeding. Everything else — wraps, baskets, backdrops and outfits — is here.
04Can the session happen at our home?
Yes. The session can take place at your home, in familiar surroundings and without taking a week-old baby out of the house. The equipment comes with me, and we pick the brightest corner together. The range of backdrops and sets is larger in the studio.
05Can older siblings be photographed too?
Yes, and it is worth it. They are usually photographed at the start of the session while their patience is at its highest, and the baby continues alone afterwards.
06When should we book?
During pregnancy, usually around the third trimester. An approximate date is held against the due date and adjusted after the birth.
Testimonials
Words from mothers
Maternity, newborn, family, Purim — and newborn again for the second child.
I knew while I was still pregnant that you were the only one who would photograph me. I waited to give birth just so you could photograph my twins. Thank you for patience like no other — twins are no joke.