Oh my gosh, the biggest bestest big smile I think I’ve seen in quite some time! Kx
Oh this little guy. I met him 9 months ago when he was a tiny babe and this time he bought his gorgeous Nan along with him too. What a way to celebrate 3 generations <3 And what an incredibly happy little dude he is 😊 Kx
She’s here to remind you that Easter is here! (With gorgeous bunny ears crafted by her very clever grandmama)
It’s the top knot. The little sprinkler hair. That slays me. oh and the cheeky smile. And the never-sit-still-ness 😆🥰 Kx
EZEKIEL – 8 days new Such a dream boat to photograph. Would you look at that pout??
HAYLEY – 12 months As promised, some extra images from Hayley’s Baby Cakes session. She seriously LOVED it! Not all babies actually get stuck into the cake and actually eat it, so it was pretty cool seeing her take it all in her stride and really get stuck into it! She even loved the wash
THEO – 10 days. Plus Delphi, furr sister
JAMIE – one month and rocking the spikiest of spiky hair you ever did see.
Oh little guy. Just look at you. You are so stink’n cute I can’t even. Kx
Michael. 14 Days Kate x
Those big eyes staring straight at the camera! I can’t even with it. Kx
It is one of my fave ages to photograph. They’re fast, and curious, and joy is all over them. Thank you Florence for coming to my studio and having some fun today with your mummas. <3 Kx
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