Oh Baby! {Omaha, NE Newborn & Baby Photographer}

A million years ago, there was a newborn in this house. And life was good. Then, they grew up. Thankfully, for people like me who love the smell and the squishy goodness of babies but love even more to sleep and eat a hot meal without interruption, there are awesome moms out there who are kind enough to let me snuggle with theirs every now and then.

Baby L

Baby L

We even had a little fun with her big sister. And anybody who knows me, knows I love those big sisters!

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I’m already looking forward to sweet Baby L’s 6 month pics!

Gillian | Omaha, NE Children’s Photography

I want to be two again.
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I want to wear ponytails
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and have people say I’m cute

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And spend the day looking for butterflies.
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Ryan | Omaha Children’s Photographer

There once was a boy who was two
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He liked to run, jump and play peek-a-boo
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But when he turned three
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He was sweet as could be
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and now he says “How do you do?”
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Sweet Baby Sammy | Omaha, NE | Newborn & Family Photographer

Some babies are lucky enough to have a big sister.

Other babies are lucky enough to have a big brother.

Little Sammy has both.

And he is one lucky little boy.

Birthday Kids | Omaha, NE Children’s Photographer

We had a tea party until we ran out of lemon cookies. Then we tried to play golf, but there was too much snow. But when it’s your birthday you don’t need lemon cookies or golf to have fun. Thanks for letting me come play!

Birthdays
by Robert William Service

Let us have birthdays every day,
(I had the thought while I was shaving)
Because a birthday should be gay,
And full of grace and good behaving.
We can’t have cakes and candles bright,
And presents are beyond our giving,
But let us cherish with delight
The birthday way of lovely living.

The Hangover

I got a call this morning from my son’s friend’s mom.

Don’t worry, I always understand things better with an illustration, too.

She asked if my son could come play after school.

I told her yes, hung up and said, “Hey dude!” because it’s important as a parent to do whatever you can to relate to the younger generation. Botox. Skinny jeans. Knowing all the words to “Super Bass”. Calling your kids “dude”. Whatever.

“You’ve got a play date this afternoon!”

The backseat fell silent for a moment. I thought he’d be excited, but then the kid who is seven-days-away-from-finally-being-a-ten-year-old replied with a distinct eye roll, “Hangover. Mom, I have a hangover.”

I will spend the rest of this morning cleaning the inside of my windshield of the coffee that spewed from my nose.

“You mean hang OUT? You’ll be hanging OUT?”

“Whatever.”

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And this is why it’s important to read to your children. The end.