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Cuteness Overload

While I enjoy capturing moments at births, I may not always have the time to take pictures, and even if I do, there is no guarantee they’ll turn out well. But if the situation allows, I’m happy to give it a try. Here are a few.

A newborn baby crying moments after birth, experiencing their first breath outside the womb.
A newborn wrapped in a floral blanket, sleeping soundly in a cozy environment.
A newborn baby resting on a soft blanket, adjusting to the world outside the womb.
A newborn baby wearing a hospital cap, gazing curiously at the new world.
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A newborn baby resting in a birth hammock, experiencing gentle postpartum care.
A mother embracing her newborn moments after a natural birth
A newborn wrapped in a blanket, adjusting to their first hours of life.
A newborn resting on their parent’s chest during the golden hour of bonding.
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A newborn resting on a parent's chest, experiencing early skin-to-skin contact.
A swaddled newborn wrapped in a blanket with a birth announcement card.
A newborn crying moments after birth, adjusting to their new world.
A newborn wrapped in a towel, receiving early postpartum care.
A newborn moments after a cesarean birth, supported by a medical team
A partner holding a newborn during a water birth, creating a calm birthing experience.
A newborn crying immediately after birth, adjusting to the new world.
A newborn wrapped in a hospital blanket, peacefully resting after birth.
A newborn with an umbilical cord attached, crying during their first moments.
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A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten and the future worth living for.
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