Newborn Photographer serving the Greater Salt Lake and Utah Valleys

Baby Remington | Salt Lake City Newborn Photographer

February 18, 2020

One of the most common questions I get from expecting parents is, “When is the best time to book my newborn session?”

In most cases, I recommend scheduling your newborn photos within the first two weeks after baby arrives while they are still very sleepy and naturally curled. That stage allows for those soft, cozy poses that feel so timeless.

That being said, I also understand that life with a newborn doesn’t always go exactly as planned. Sometimes babies arrive early, need extra care, or those first few weeks simply feel overwhelming. I always do my best to accommodate families whenever I can, even if baby is a little older.

This sweet baby was photographed at five weeks old, and while sessions at that age look a little different, they are still just as meaningful. We focus more on wrapped setups and natural expressions, and sometimes those little stretches, eye contact, and tiny personalities start to shine through in such a special way.

Every stage holds something beautiful, and my goal is always to create images that feel calm, timeless, and true to your baby – no matter when your session takes place.

Newborn Photography in the Salt Lake Valley

My newborn photography studio is located in Bluffdale and serves families throughout Salt Lake City, Draper, Riverton, South Jordan, Herriman, Sandy, Bountiful, Layton, and the surrounding Salt Lake Valley. Sessions are designed to be calm and fully guided so parents can relax while every detail is taken care of.

If you’re expecting and thinking about newborn photos, I’d love to help you plan a session that feels simple and stress-free. You can learn more about the newborn photography experience here or view additional newborn sessions in the gallery.

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Baby Reagan | Salt Lake City Newborn Photographer

February 5, 2020

I often get asked by clients where I find my adorable little headbands for my newborn sessions. It’s quite the addiction. Most of my props I get from a variety of vendors that specifically service newborn photographers but are also open to the public for purchasing. Their inventory often moves fast but the products are so beautiful they’re worth the wait! Here’s a list of vendors I love finding headbands from. My Bluffdale newborn studio is fully stocked with all of the things you’ll need for your newborn photo shoot!

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the studio.

October 1, 2019

I have been wanting to take studio pics FOR SO LONG. But it was just one of those things that kept getting put on the back burner. I love my studio so much. It’s out of my home in Bluffdale, Utah. It’s my own little getaway where I can just escape and it’s just me and those sweet little newborns (for better or worse) haha! Just going in there makes me happy though. It’s so beautiful. I have the most gorgeous selection of props sourced from vendors all over the world. You never have to worry about bringing a thing for your newborn session. Diapers and wipes fully stocked. My husband is so dang handy and built my shelving unit and ladders that hold all of my wraps. I have such a large selection of headbands, bonnets and props. It’s always heated to the perfect temperature to keep your sweet babies comfortable. Every session is styled especially for you based off of a questionnaire you fill out upon booking. I hope you love it as much as I do.

Detail shots of newborn props, backdrops, outfits, teddy bears, furs, layers and buckets

Beautiful collection of newborn headbands, bonnets, sleepy caps, floral halos and wraps

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Utah Newborn Photographer | Soft Studio Newborn Session

May 30, 2019

One of the things I love most about newborn photography is that it’s a craft I’m always continuing to learn and refine. Over the years I’ve taken workshops and mentorships with several newborn photographers whose work I admire so that I can keep growing and improving for the families who trust me with their baby’s first portraits.

These early days go by so quickly, and it’s such an honor to photograph them in a way that feels timeless and natural. This sweet little girl slept so peacefully through her session, and I loved creating these soft, simple images for her family to look back on for years to come.

Continually Learning in Newborn Photography

Newborn photography is a very specialized type of portrait photography, and I believe strongly in continuing education so I can keep refining my posing, lighting, and styling. I’ve learned so much over the years through workshops and mentorships with other newborn photographers, and those experiences have helped shape the calm, baby-led approach I use in my studio today.

Newborn Photography in the Salt Lake Valley

My newborn photography studio is located in Bluffdale and serves families throughout Salt Lake City, Draper, Riverton, South Jordan, Herriman, Sandy, Bountiful, and Layton. Most newborn sessions take place within the first two weeks after baby arrives while they are still very sleepy and naturally curled.

When should newborn photos be taken?

Newborn sessions are typically photographed within the first 5–14 days after baby arrives while babies are still very sleepy and comfortable being gently posed. Many families reserve their newborn session during the second trimester to ensure availability.

If you’re expecting a baby and are looking for a newborn photographer in the Salt Lake Valley, I’d love to help you document this special season. My Bluffdale studio serves families from Salt Lake City, Draper, Herriman, Riverton, South Jordan, and surrounding areas. You can learn more about the newborn photography experience here or view additional newborn portraits in my newborn gallery.

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My favorite kind of newborn session

May 22, 2019

If there’s one kind of newborn session I love the most, it’s the ones I get to do for my own family. Meet my newest niece Gracie. She was such a good baby for her session. Barely made a single peep the entire time. People always think being a newborn photographer is the best because we get to snuggle babies all day. Part of that is true. Being a newborn photographer is the best, but we really don’t get to snuggle babies that much if you can believe it. We spend our hours posing and wrapping baby and really try not to pick them up as much as possible so we can get them into all those cute poses. It takes a lot of patience to be a newborn photographer. I’m not sure where my patience comes from because I have none of it with my own children but I will be as patient as I have to be to get froggy pose. Haha! I’m just so happy I get to snuggle this one as often as I want!

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