As the year comes to a close, I always enjoy reminiscing, and I have loved putting together this collage of my 2015 H. Parker Photography newborns. I am so privileged to photograph newborns in Ft. Worth and surrounding areas, and I thank all of my wonderful clients for bringing their little babies to me for their first portrait session. It’s hard to believe that some of these babies will be visiting me next month for their 1st birthday/cake smash sessions! I am now booking for 2016 newborns, so if you are expecting (or know someone who is) and looking for a newborn photographer in DFW, then please email me (heather@hparkerphotography.com). Most experienced newborn photographers, myself included, book babies several months in advance. I am blessed to have a full schedule, but it breaks my heart when a parent calls up the week their baby is due (or a week or two after baby has arrived) frantically searching for a newborn photographer and I am not able to fit them in. The only experience I can think of that is as fleeting and important as the newborn stage is your wedding day, so I can’t stress enough the importance of documenting this milestone. You will never regret having beautiful newborn portraits taken, as they can be passed down from generation to generation. I look forward to all that 2016 will bring and wish a Happy New Year to my wonderful H. Parker Photography family!

Heather of H. Parker Photography is a Ft. Worth Newborn Photographer also specializing baby and child photography in Forth Worth, Texas and surrounding areas including but not limited to Dallas, and Roanoke.

This little girl is my last Ft. Worth studio newborn for 2015. She arrived a bit early, but just in time as the perfect holiday gift for her parents. Miss Catherine was a breech baby, and I could tell right away because she really loved having her legs tucked up. Breech babies are some of the easiest to pose because they are already used to being curled up in very specific ways in the womb. Although her little legs were quite easy to get into position, Miss C really gave me a run for the money because she had very precise ideas about how she did not want to be moved…at all! This little one would give a good holler anytime I moved her even the teeny, tiniest millimeter. She is definitely aware of her surroundings and wants to be swaddled and cuddled close which I am sure is a blessing for her mommy and daddy as they soak up all those little baby snuggles. With a little patience and time Miss Catherine and I were able to get things sorted out and came away with some beautiful images. I loved capturing some of the tiny details while I was waiting for her to go into a deeper sleep, like her super long lashes and those itty bitty toes. Plus, baby C gets to debut my newest prop (the little bear hat) and I think she pulls it off well. 🙂

Heather of H. Parker Photography is a Ft. Worth Newborn Photographer also specializing baby and child photography in Forth Worth, Texas and surrounding areas including but not limited to Dallas, and Roanoke.

Baby Chase visited my studio in Roanoke this morning for his newborn photos. This little turkey was born a day before Thanksgiving, and he is my first newborn to photograph since the holiday. I was excited all week looking forward to some baby snuggles. This little guy was adorable and loved being swaddled, held and having his feet tucked close to his body. I just wanted to keep this lil’ squish, but I think his parents wanted to take him home. From his beautiful hair to his sweet smile, everything about Chase’s Ft. Worth newborn photography session was precious. The only hiccup we had was trying to get sibling photos with big brother (who is 2 1/2). It took a little marshmallow bribery and a LOT of outtakes, but I think the shot was finally captured and I look forward to showing it off to mom and dad in a couple weeks.

Heather of H. Parker Photography is a Ft. Worth Newborn Photographer also specializing baby and child photography in Forth Worth, Texas and surrounding areas including but not limited to Dallas, and Roanoke.