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Cozy Comfort: Prepping Your Home for a CT Newborn Photoshoot

Congratulations, expecting parents! As a CT newborn photographer (and yes, some might say the best maternity photographer in Connecticut ☺️ ), I know you're eagerly awaiting the arrival of your little one. But amidst the baby prep, a newborn photoshoot might also be on your mind. Here at Hudzen Photography, I specialize in capturing those precious first moments in the comfort of your own home. Having your newborn photoshoot at home allows for a relaxed and intimate experience, and with…

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Home Newborn Session for a Family of Five/ Ellington, Connecticut

Undoubtedly, doing a newborn photoshoot for a family where the newborn is the first child, is quite different from a newborn session with older siblings. There is more noise, more jokes, and more fun! For all newborn sessions, it's important to get the whole family in the picture. It's even more so if the baby has siblings. It's critical to do siblings photos with all and each child, to do newborn pictures with mom and dad, to show the love,…

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Home Newborn Photography Session/ West Hartford CT

Sara contacted me about a newborn photoshoot for her newly arrived bundle of joy when the baby was already 2 weeks old. While the best time for a newborn session is within the first 10-14 days (this is when the babies are still super sleepy, super flexible, and super squishy), it doesn't mean that you can't get cute posed shots with older babies. True, you may not be able to get a baby into a super curly pose, but it's…

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Newborn and Family Photo Session Combined. Win-Win!

A newborn family member is exciting and joyful, and even more so if it's the first grandchild. New parents, still tired from the long labor and sleepless nights but already accustomed to their new baby as if she has always been there, start taking this new reality more calmly pretty soon, but not the new grandparents... A new grandma jumps at every sound the baby makes, she coos and shushes, and moves and stops. Her heart is bursting with excitement…

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