Every parent looks forward to their baby’s first
portraits! However, some may struggle to come up with ideas for baby poses. Of
course, the possibilities will depend on your baby’s age. Every child can
develop at a different rate, but here are some general guidelines to follow
when planning your little one’s first photoshoot.
0-3 months: As you know, your baby is
not yet able to support themselves just yet. Try nestling them in a fuzzy
blanket and tucking them inside a wicker basket. A baby sleeping on his tummy
also makes for an adorable shot.
3-6 months: Your baby can now hold her head up on her own! However, she’ll still need support for almost any pose. Try holding her over your shoulder; a snap of your baby looking onward makes a great shot, and is a great way to incorporate you into the photo. Or, you can put her car seat to use by placing her inside and adding a colored backdrop.
3-6 months: Your baby can now hold her head up on her own! However, she’ll still need support for almost any pose. Try holding her over your shoulder; a snap of your baby looking onward makes a great shot, and is a great way to incorporate you into the photo. Or, you can put her car seat to use by placing her inside and adding a colored backdrop.
6-9 months: At this point, your baby can
sit up (but likely won’t hold still for too long). If your baby likes being on
his tummy, try a taking some photos featuring his favorite plush animal mat.
9-12 months: Now that
your baby can pull herself up (and maybe even walk), her newly found mobility may
mean she doesn’t want to sit still! Try incorporating interesting toys into the
shot, or props that may entice her to hold still long enough for some pictures.
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