that I  only have two photos of my Mom and I  from my childhood that I would consider to be artistic and frame-worthy. My mom passed away when I was 24 years-old and I can't tell you how much it would mean to me to have more than just two photos capturing the memory of her love for me and for my own daughter to  see.
This is a big reason that I became a Motherhood photographer. I believe in capturing you, Mama, and your child--capturing the bond that is born with your baby and that glow of love that shines as you hold and gaze at her.  I love recording these enormous feelings and precious memories and knowing that when time passes by,  you'll have tangible art that will stand the test of time to pass down to your grown children to cherish and share with their family.
It is also why I encourage mothers to be a part of every session with their child.  Whether you look at the camera or not, you should be included in a creative & comfortable way - whether with your hands holding your baby's or with your head bent down for a sweet kiss...you won't regret being in these pictures.  

IT simply breaks my heart....