Mountain Home Idaho Family Photographer: The {J} Family

I love little kids! They make life so much more interesting, these two cuties were no exception. 

 Their parent's and I got quite a few laughs from their antics. One thing is for sure though, these two little ones are best buds and were so sweet to each other. 

 I had such a great time photographing the {J} family, we even got to jam a little as we were shooting behind a church whose congregation was totally rockin' out! Ah, good times.

Thank you {J} family for allowing me to capture your wonderful family.

Mountain Home Idaho Family Photographer: The {R} Family

 This family is super cute!Don't you just want to squeeze that baby's cheeks? And the mom, she is just beautiful. I love her style. 

With young kids there is always someone keeping me on my toes, that was this little guy's job. He was disappointed I hadn't brought my daughter along to play with him. 

I just want to thank you for letting me take your family's pictures, it was a pleasure. Also a huge thank you to my sister for dancing, puppeteer-ing, and even dumping grass on my head to get a smile out of these little guys. It was fun.

Sweet Little {L}, Mountain Home Child Photorgapher

I had the pleasure of shooting this sweet girl yesterday.

I've watched her grow over the last year and my how she has changed. When her mom asked me to take her 18 month pictures I was excited. We talked about capturing some of her personality and things she loves right now like clumpy shoes and big purses.

Miss L has been working on perfecting a funny little scowl for the last few months and I was hoping to capture that little quirk that is often forgotten after kids grow. (This picture is hysterical!! It makes me laugh EVERY time I look at it)

Well, there was no problem catching the scowl and I'm sure Miss L's mommy left the shoot wondering if there were any pictures of her not scowling.  I'm happy to report there were, and that I had so much fun chasing after her to capture who she is right now before she grows up.

I may or may not have given her a giant lollipop.