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The first time I met little Maddison she was just a day old at the hospital. Teeny tiny in her mother’s arms. Even though it would take them a couple of days to get the hang of having a daughter, I could tell from the way Steph looked at her that they would be best friends. Her precious little one. Dad had a new princess and things had forever changed for them all. Fast forward to a year from then, we all hung out at Tree Tops Park to capture what Maddie looks like now, a soon-to-be toddler with lots of sass. I couldn’t get over how much she liked to dance when I turned up the music… she was TOO much!

It’s with a aching heart that as mothers we celebrate the growth of our children. Part of us wants them to learn, explore and become their own person. But the biggest part of us wants them to stay close. To somehow never drift to far and always remember us. To remain our little babies forever. That is why when we look over images of those stages that have already passed we are happy that we had the opportunity to of lived those memories but are sad that they are just that now… memories.Being a family photographer means I get to experience this mixed emotion of happiness/sadness as well with my clients. Watching their babies grow into little humans is always so amazing to me.