Little session
about 2 hours$295
- Baby alone, wrapped and sleeping
- Two setups and colours
- 12 edited images

Little Hours photographs babies in their first two weeks, in a studio kept warm for tiny visitors. Safety comes before every pose: anything tricky is made from two photos joined together, a parent is always within reach, and the session pauses for every feed and every cuddle.

Some newborn pictures, such as a baby resting its chin on its hands, are composites: two or three photos taken while a parent's hand holds the baby's head, then joined so the hand disappears. We never balance a baby in a position like that, never place a baby in a basket or bowl above the floor without a hand on them, and never pose a baby in a way they would not settle into naturally.
A parent stays within arm's reach for the whole session, and whenever a pose needs support, a second pair of hands is there. Wraps and blankets are washed after every baby, hands are washed before every touch, and the studio is kept at about 26°C so a lightly dressed baby stays comfortable. Anyone with a cold or a cough, including us, moves the session.
Book while you are expecting with your due date, then message us within two days of the birth to set the day.
about 2 hours$295
up to 3 hours$475
two sessions$650
A $100 deposit holds your due date and comes off the session fee. Babies arrive when they choose, so the date moves with them at no charge.
Newborns are sleepiest and curl up most easily in their first two weeks, so the calendar works backwards from your due date.
| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| Second trimester | Book with your due date and pay the deposit |
| Within 2 days of the birth | Send a message with your baby's arrival date, and we offer a session day |
| Day 5 to 14 | The session, in the morning, when babies tend to sleep best |
| About 2 weeks later | A viewing at the studio or by video call to choose images and keepsakes |
| 3 to 4 weeks after the viewing | Albums and prints arrive; digital files come the same week as the viewing |
Babies born early, or who need time in hospital, are photographed whenever the family is ready, weeks later if need be. Your baby's health and your own recovery always come first.
Most of a session is feeding, settling and waiting, and that is exactly as it should be.
If your baby is unsettled on the day, we stop, try again a little later, or book another morning. A calm baby makes the pictures; a schedule never does.
Shared with each family's permission.






Chosen at your viewing, with prices in front of you and no minimum order.
Twenty linen bound pages of your chosen images, made to be turned by small hands one day.
One image, 12 by 16 inches, in a white or oak frame, ready for the nursery wall.
Three edited images sized for cards and messages, with the wording left entirely to you.
For friends who are expecting, good for any session within 18 months of purchase.
Our daughter fed four times during the session and nobody minded once. Every tricky pose was done with a hand on her, and we were shown how the final picture was put together.
Twins at nine days old, both asleep in the same wrap by the end. The studio was so warm that the parents were the ones getting sleepy.
Our son spent his first weeks in neonatal care, so we came at seven weeks instead. There was no pressure to fit a schedule, and the pictures are every bit as tender.
Ideally in your second trimester, with your due date. Only a few sessions are held each week, and the exact day is set once your baby arrives.
Safety comes before every image. Poses that need support are photographed as composites with a hand holding your baby, you stay within arm's reach throughout, and nothing is done that your baby would not settle into naturally.
We photograph whenever you are ready, even weeks later. Older babies are more awake, so the session leans towards wrapped and family images.
Siblings are very welcome and are photographed first, so they can leave for a nap or a snack. A family dog or cat can join one portrait with a parent holding the baby, and is never left beside the baby.
Spare nappies, feeding things, a dummy if your baby uses one and comfortable clothes for you. Wraps, blankets and outfits are all here, washed after every baby.
Newborn skin marks that fade in a few weeks, such as peeling or redness, are softened. Birthmarks stay unless you ask otherwise, and faces and features are never changed.
Tell us your due date or your baby's birthday and the session you have in mind. You will hear back with the days still open around that date, and with answers to anything you want to ask first.
Inside there is a feeding chair, a changing table and a kettle for tired parents, all on one level.
A ground floor studio in a quiet mews on the south side of the city, with a parking space by the door and a level entrance for prams
| Tuesday to Friday | Sessions from 09:30 |
| Saturday | Family and sibling sessions |
| Phone and messages | Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 16:00 |
| Sunday and Monday | Closed |
Park in the space beside the door and come straight in with the car seat. Running late because of a feed is normal; the session simply starts when your baby is ready.
This newborn photographer website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
The Little Hours page is written for expecting parents who want beautiful pictures but need to trust the person holding their baby. It opens with a sleeping newborn, three warm lamps swinging in the corner and three facts about age, warmth and time. The safety section comes next on a dark band, explaining composites and the rule that a parent stays within arm's reach. Sessions, the timing table, the habits that keep a baby settled and the portraits follow, then keepsakes with starting prices. Example reviews, six questions, the due date enquiry and the studio details close the page. Safety leads, and everything else follows from it.
On the AI Web Maker builder, a studio starts from a few lines about its safety rules, sessions and keepsakes, then edits the draft until it sounds like the photographer. Real portraits, shared with parents' permission, should replace every sample image. Prices, deposits and timings need to match the studio's own terms, and rules on photographing children and on keeping their images vary by country. Enquiries are confirmed, moved or declined by the photographer, and fees go to the studio directly. Further down, each part of the page is taken apart for what it offers a nervous parent.
The whole sample website of a newborn photographer, explained ·