30 Love-Filled Photos Every Parent Must Take with their Newborn!

Photography is all about capturing love. While most parents cannot stop taking photos of their precious babies, they often forget to get themselves involved by capturing the true love that flows in the family through natural interaction. Baby portraits can certainly tell your children how cute they looked when they were born, but family portraits will tell them how much they are loved. Those moments of love are the most precious memories you want to keep forever. Join us as we share some of our favorite love-filled newborn family photos below, we hope you find them as magical as we did!
With Mommy

Credits (from top and left to right): Nicole’s Classes / Bella Here on Tumblr / Barefoot Blonde / Marisa Holmes / Meg Borders / Turning Point 2 on Tumblr / KT Merry Photography / Mariel Hannah Photography

With Daddy

Credits (from top and left to right): Amelia Lyon / Img Fave / Susanna McMillan / Vanessa Lachey / Sara Kate Photographer / Kellie Kano / Anne Robert Photography / Newborn Photography by Jade


With Siblings

Credits (from top and left to right): Jolie Anne Photography / Batemanbuzz on Blogspot / Eden Bao Photography / Marisa Matluck Photography / Daily Frenchie on Tumblr / Thea Coughlin / Julie Newell Photography / Witney Summer


Family Love

Credits (from top and left to right): Adam Barnes Photography / Marisa Mcbride / Cassidy Brooke / The Bump / Elizabeth Messina / Meg Borders

source:praisewedding.com

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