First Communion portraits become a memory of the love, dedication, and commitment that you and your child have invested in the development of their faith.

To help spark your imagination and share some possible ways you can create little spaces in your home that show the best pictures of your kids - here are five creative ideas for showcasing your child's portraits in a way that adds warmth and personality to your home.

Let your preschooler have a say in what they wear on picture day. This will not only make them feel more comfortable but also help them feel like they're part of the process.

Family portraits of your children and their cousins are an important part of your family’s history and should be honored with beautiful photography.

To help you prepare for the an in studio photography session, here are some tips and suggestions on keeping those toddlers happy.

Having those images right away means they can actually share and give them to the other kids at camp. I can’t think of a better way to use pictures than to share them with new friends!

When you first book an appointment, we also schedule an in-home styling consultation at the same time.

Sitting still and paying attention is not what I expect from toddlers when I photograph them.

When a child sees a portrait of themselves hanging in their home, I don’t think it’s an overstatement to say it’s a little bit a place of honor.

Lots of times, with tweens and teens thoughts and feelings about teeth, braces, and general appearance are the reason they hold those smiles in. Whatever the reason, when I see them holding back from laughing I let them know, I get it and talk about what I am trying to photograph and how we can get those ideal images.

Over time, I really started to appreciate the great things about being inside.