Here & Now: A Winter Story Session for Moms with Littles
Winter looks different than the rest of the year.
It’s quieter. Slower. More time inside. More moments that happen in between the busy.
And while spring and fall tend to get all the attention for family photos, winter holds some of the most meaningful moments of all—the ones that are often overlooked because they feel ordinary.
The way your toddler climbs into your lap without asking. The tiny hands reaching for your face. The giggles on the couch. The quiet snuggles before nap time.
These moments don’t stay forever.
That’s why I created my Here & Now Winter Story Sessions—a limited February offering designed specifically for moms with littles who want to remember this season exactly as it is.
What Is a Here & Now Winter Story Session?
This is not a traditional family photo session.
A Here & Now Winter Story Session focuses on one simple story from your everyday life, captured in a natural, relaxed, and connection-driven way.
Rather than multiple setups, outfits, and locations, we slow things down and lean into what already exists:
- Morning snuggles
- Reading books together
- Baking cookies
- Playing in the living room
- Rocking your baby
- Bedtime routines
No pressure. No perfect posing. Just real moments, gently guided.
Who These Sessions Are For
These sessions are designed for:
- Moms with babies, toddlers, and young kids
- Families who value connection over perfection
- Parents who want photos that feel like their real life
- Anyone who wants to remember the small moments before they change
If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t want anything fancy, I just want photos that feel like us,” this session was created for you.
If you’re interested in viewing more of my lifestyle family work, you can explore my Lifestyle Family Photography Portfolio to see additional examples of my storytelling approach.
Why Winter Is the Perfect Time
Winter naturally invites us to slow down.
We spend more time inside. We move at a gentler pace. Our homes feel cozier.
That creates the perfect environment for storytelling.
Instead of worrying about weather, wind, or cold fingers, we focus on what matters most—your connection with your child.
Some of the most meaningful images come from these quieter seasons.
If you’re expecting a new baby, you may also be interested in my Lifestyle Newborn Sessions, which focus on documenting those early days at home in a natural and relaxed way.
What’s Included
Each Here & Now Winter Story Session includes:
- 45-minute lifestyle session
- One story focus
- 10 hand-edited digital images
- In-home or cozy indoor location
- Weekday sessions only (Monday–Friday)
Sessions are intentionally limited to 5 families for the month of February.
A Valentine’s-Inspired Focus on Love
February often centers around love in a romantic sense.
But this offer is about another kind of love—the everyday, steady, unconditional love between you and your child.
The kind of love that shows up in routines, in small gestures, and in the ordinary moments that become extraordinary with time.
These sessions are a way to honor that love.
For business owners who may be visiting and looking for branding imagery, you can explore my work through KWP Branding where I specialize in personal and business branding photography.
What These Photos Become
Your gallery won’t just be images.
They become:
- Reminders of how small they once were
- Proof of how deeply you are loved
- A visual record of this season of motherhood
One day, you’ll look back and realize these were the days you’ll miss the most.
Investment
Here & Now Winter Story Sessions are $425.
This special February offering is available for a limited time and a limited number of families.
How to Reserve Your Session
If you’re a mom with littles and this speaks to your heart, I would love to photograph this season for you.
Click the link below to reserve your spot or reach out through my Contact Page.
You can also learn more about my approach and what working together looks like on my About Page.
Let’s preserve the here & now before it quietly becomes a memory.
