Welcoming Baby Boy | A Cozy Studio Newborn Session
Sweetest Brothers
There is something so incredibly special about watching older siblings welcome a new baby into the family. This recent newborn session in my cozy Sacramento studio was filled with tender moments, sweet snuggles, and the purest love between three brothers. As a Sacramento newborn photographer, I get to witness these beautiful connections firsthand, and it never fails to melt my heart!
A Stress-Free Newborn Experience for Mama
One of my favorite parts of offering full-service newborn photography is making sure mamas feel completely at ease. I know firsthand how exhausting the early newborn days can be, which is why I provide access to my carefully curated studio wardrobe for moms. This sweet mama chose a soft, neutral dress that complemented the warm and timeless feel of their session, allowing her to focus on cuddling her little one while feeling beautiful and comfortable.
Big Brother Love
Older siblings can bring such a fun and heartwarming energy to a newborn session, and these two big brothers were no exception! From gentle kisses on their baby brother’s tiny forehead to the way they proudly held him in their arms, their love for him was undeniable. I always encourage siblings to engage naturally, whether it’s through snuggles, tickles, or simply holding their new baby—this allows me to capture authentic, baby-led, natural posing that truly reflects their bond.
A Cozy & Relaxed Studio Setting
My Sacramento newborn photography studio is designed to be a peaceful and welcoming space, perfect for capturing these early days. With soft lighting, neutral tones, and cozy textures, the focus remains on the emotions and connections that make each session so unique. Parents don’t have to worry about bringing anything but themselves and their little ones—I take care of the rest, from wardrobe options to wraps and blankets for baby.
The Beauty of Timeless Newborn Photography
Newborn sessions are all about preserving these fleeting moments in a way that feels organic and timeless. The tiny fingers curled up, the way baby fits so perfectly in mama’s arms, and the proud smiles of older siblings—these are the details that parents will cherish forever. My goal as a Sacramento newborn photographer is to create images that bring back all the love and emotion of these early days every time you look at them.
Booking Your Newborn Session
A little about my studio… I offer a full, size-inclusive wardrobe with over 100 beautiful dresses and robes for moms (sizes 0-26) from some of my favorite designers, along with a curated collection of outfits for babies. To make your experience even more effortless, professional hair and makeup services are available before your session—so all you need to do is show up and soak in these sweet moments with your little one.
Looking for a Sacramento newborn photographer? Sweet Jean Photography is for parents who value a luxurious yet simple experience for capturing their newborn’s earliest days. Since 2011, I’ve specialized in photographing maternity, newborns, and young families, creating timeless portraits that will be cherished for generations.
If you love the images you see here and are looking for a Sacramento newborn photographer, I would be honored to begin planning your session. With over 14 years of experience capturing the tiniest details of this fleeting season, I’d love to document your baby’s first days in a way that feels natural, beautiful, and stress-free.
Curious about what a full session looks like? I’m happy to share complete galleries so you can see exactly what to expect from your portraits. While this blog space is updated with new sessions, you’ll also find older favorites sprinkled in. I believe in transparency—real sessions, real families, and the kind of timeless beauty you can expect from your own portraits.
I’m currently reserving newborn sessions into 2025. If you’d love to book a session in my cozy Roseville studio or in the comfort of your own home, reach out today—I’d love to document this precious time for you.
