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Tampa Cake Smash Photos
First birthday cake smash photos
Babies go through so many changes in their first year—it’s a whirlwind!
In the first few months, their own little features become more distinct, they are able to hold their head up, interact with you and flash a little smile here and there. Then comes sitting up, using their hands and those amazing belly laughs.
Milestone Sessions are designed to document these incredible changes and preserve some of the incredible memories that are made during baby’s amazing first year. Originally designed as part of our Baby’s First Year Plan, we also offer individual Milestone Sessions for families that have not taken part in the plan.
Photo Session Details
Milestone Sessions can be scheduled at any time during a baby’s first year, but we recommend scheduling around major milestones, like when baby can support himself or herself on their tummy (around 3 to 4 months), and when they’re able to sit up on their own around (6 to 7 months).
We are so excited to offer cake smash photos for our first birthdays!
If you're looking for a unique and fun way to celebrate your little one's first birthday, why not try a cake smash photo session? Cake smash photo sessions are becoming increasingly popular, and it's easy to see why. These cake smash photoshoots are a great way to capture your child's personality and sense of adventure, and they're also a lot of fun!
At our Tampa photo studio, we love helping parents capture their child's first birthday with a cake smash photoshoot. We provide everything you need for the shoot, including the cake and props. All you need to do is bring your little one and their sense of curiosity!
Cake smash photo sessions are the perfect way to commemorate your child's first year.
Visit the contact me page to inquire or book your session. A retainer is due at the time of booking.
What do a full year of milestone sessions look like?
This little man has done all his sessions with us! Watching him grow has been the biggest blessing!
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