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Packing your hospital bag for your newborn’s arrival can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be.

I recommend starting early – sometime in your second trimester when you still have energy and can slowly set aside items that you won’t need until after baby’s arrival.

At the very latest, I recommend having your bag packed by 35 weeks to ensure that it’s ready to go in case of a surprise early arrival. After all, babies tend to arrive on their own timeline!

what to pack in your
hospital bag

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There’s something extra special about watching a family welcome their newest family member after spending some time getting to know the family. Watching baby Clara’s adoring parents and sweet big sister love on her was so special, and made me feel even more excited to watch my own little one become a big sister this […]

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This Cold Lake family session was intended to take place only a few weeks after baby Cohen’s birth, but with Covid-19 hitting just as we were scheduled for our in-home session, we decided to postpone until it was safe to shoot outdoors and from a distance. This mama is a close friend of mine, and […]

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I always feel extra lucky when I get to catch up with sweet friends and photograph them, all at once! Ryan and Ami had Liam just a month after we moved away from Cold Lake, so I didn’t get to meet this little cutie until just last month! He has the sweetest, most calm demeanour […]

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Meet Jody and her sweet daughters, Sawyer and Esther! These girls were some of our very first friends when we moved to town back in February, and our weekly playdates were such a blessing in helping us feel like we were at home in a new and unfamiliar place. Watching Jody selflessly love on her […]

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“Your heart and my heart are very old friends.” – Unknown I don’t think I’ll ever tire of photographing mamas and their little ones. There’s something about the mother-child bond that ignites my passion and keeps me reaching for my camera again and again. Perhaps it’s because that now, as a mother myself, I realize […]