Henry 1 Year

When Henry came in for his 1 year photography session he brought Mom and Dad with him. That I totally expected. What I did not expect was how much he was going to make me laugh throughout the entire session!

Having photographed Henry each month for his first year, we have developed a photography bond and for the most part I know what to expect. (Yes Moms you can start laughing now.) No one told me that as soon as you have a little munchkin figured out that they change.

The session started out perfect...as usual.


And then the laughing began....

We are not sure what he was doing. But between each photograph he did this and then popped back up with a big grin on his face. We were all laughing uncontrollably which probably fueled the repeat cuteness.


I can't wait to share with you his next session...so check back soon and see just how much he has grown in 3 months!

Henry 11 Months

Henry is growing up so quickly that before you know it he will be driving and everyone will be saying where did the time go? But for now, here is the cutey at 11 months!

Since Henry was ready to go, go, go, we pulled out the suitcase and let him have at it.


Of course, it's always fun to check out just how much can fit inside the suitcase too.


And pack it all up again before taking off.


Even though he was ready to get going, this time Henry brought along his Grandma who jumped into the photo fun as well and kept him still just long enough!


As always it was a blast hanging out with Henry, his Mom, and this time Grandma too!

Big Kid Time

Ian is 2 years old and is a big boy...or at least that's what he was trying to tell everyone at the playground. He wanted to slide, climb, and jump on everything all by himself.


He went for the big kids swing first...

...but settled on his favorite "little kid" swing in the end. I think the smile says it all!



But if there was any trouble or Ian needed a helping hand, Dad and Mom were right there.


And Ian even took a little time out of his busy play schedule to pose with Mom and Dad.



If Ian's smiles were any indication of how much fun he was having,that was only the half of it. He ran around and seemed like he could jump, run, and play all day long while having the greatest time doing it! Possibly a little lesson for the rest of us "big kids" to learn too.