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Milestone Photography

As a mom there are so many moments you want to capture, so how do you choose which milestones are worthy of a family photo session and which are not? If you’ve ever wondered this, I have the perfect solution for you – milestone photography.

What is milestone photography?

Milestone photography sessions are about booking in the moments you want to collect together, (which also allows you to spread the cost). Many families book several family photography sessions in the first year; newborn, 3 months aka rolling over, 6 months aka sitter, 9 months aka trying to walk and first birthday. However, these are not the only milestones your family will go through.

Milestone Session: How it works?

It’s about spreading the cost and the photos out, so you get the most out of your sessions. We all know that some parts of your family journey is more eventful than others, so why pick only one moment.
Book 3 or 4 sessions, pay a £50 deposit, spread the rest out monthly and bundle the photos together at the end.
Each milestone session lasts around a hour, allowing time for kids to be kids.

Don’t forget to sign up for the Birthday Club also, which provides you exclusive offers via email every year for your child’s birthday so you can continue the tradition of birthday photography for years to come!

Milestone photography ideas

Baby milestone photography ideas

I think it’s worth picking one idea and sticking with it. There’s something really nice about building up a series and seeing it complete. So whether you try monthly baby photos or developmental milestone photos. Stick with your choice.

Kids Milestone Photography

Don’t stop now. There’s so many cool and precious moments to capture after their first birthday.

Pretend play

Learning to read

Reading

Learning to ride a bike

Playing hide and seek

First day at school

Tooth fairy

Swimming

Birthday Parties

Sleep overs

Family Trips

Camping

Going to high school

Graduation

The reality is they will always be yours and whatever the milestone is, capture it. You’ll want to remember these moments later on.

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