Meet Drew. ??Drew is destined to be a sports lover because he has two older brothers who are going to ensure his education in this arena. ?? When Drew’s mama requested a baseball mitt picture, I questioned whether or not I would be successful with posing a full term baby considering that the last baby boy I put in a baseball mitt was under five pounds. (So far, my smallest “clients” have always been my own children). With help from my assistant Jenna and Drew’s brother, it worked out quite impressively (if I do say so myself).

Drew’s daddy is a military man and we wanted to capture a few shots of Drew with Daddy’s gear. ??These shots are moving to me and I want to take the opportunity to thank Drew’s dad for being part of an incredible force that sacrifices so much for our nation. ?? THANK YOU J!

Ironically, last week I photographed two sets of identical twin boys. ??E and A were the first two and then I had newborns later in the week.

You know me. ??I do a newborn shoot and I want to keep baby. ?? As darling as Drew was, I must admit that this time, I wanted to keep Drew’s 13 year old brothers. ??I really liked this guys. ??They were kind, helpful, considerate, and so gentle and loving with their new baby brother. ?? Drew is blessed to have them.

Ya I know. ??It just isn’t fair that some mama’s look this great a week after giving birth. ??Beautiful beautiful…

Love those lips.

I adore newborn wide eyed shots WHEN they are looking straight at my lens and not crossing their eyes (which is rare when they are a week old so I don’t often attempt it). ??We were trying our best to get Drew back to sleep once we got outside but he was too curious about what we were up to. ??In the end, it served our purpose beautifully because I L.O.V.E. this shot and am quite excited for his mama to see it!

And we managed one sleeping shot too. ??Bonus!

Thank you J and C for bringing all three boys! ??You are going to have too much fun with all those boys.