Childhood doesn’t unfold under studio lights - it happens in hallway races, couch cuddles, and the quiet moments in between. In-home photography captures children where they feel most themselves, turning everyday life into memories that feel honest, familiar, and deeply meaningful.

Curious about what it’s like to have a family photography session at home? I walk you through my warm, relaxed, child-led process - from planning and prep, to capturing candid, true-to-life moments you’ll treasure forever.

Everything you’ve been wondering about family photos. From when to book, to what happens if the kids aren’t feeling it. A relaxed, real life guide to help you feel prepared and excited for your session.

Summer holidays are some of the sweetest days of family life - long, warm, joy-filled moments that slip by far too quickly. We only get around 18 summers with our children before they’re grown, and photography is a beautiful way to hold onto those memories. Whether you’re at the beach, staying in an Airbnb, or simply soaking up the sunshine at home, an in-home family photography session captures the magic of your summer holiday so it lasts forever.

It’s not just the big milestones that matter. Discover how everyday life, from playtime to bedtime stories, makes for the most meaningful family photography.

The best photos aren’t about perfect poses or matching outfits. They’re about connection, laughter, and the beautiful chaos of family life. Discover the secret to family photography that truly feels like you.

Struggling to find the perfect Christmas gift? Instead of more “stuff,” give something that will truly last - a family photography session. An in-home photo session is a thoughtful, meaningful Christmas present that captures real moments of love and laughter, creating memories that only grow more valuable with time.

Want a great activity to do during the school holidays? A motherhood photoshoot in the comfort of your home is just the key!

If you’ve ever worried about looking awkward in family photos, you’re not alone. The truth is, the most beautiful images happen when you’re simply being yourselves. Here are my top three tips for getting natural, candid family photos at home - without forced smiles or stiff poses

Your home doesn’t need to look like a Pinterest board to be photo-worthy. Some of the most meaningful sessions I’ve photographed have been in small, messy, or mid-reno homes. The magic isn’t in the décor, it’s in the love and connection inside.