Easter half-term is a lovely time of year. Spring is in the air, the days feel a little brighter, and children are bursting with energy after the winter months. But keeping them entertained for two weeks can sometimes feel like a challenge, especially if you want to avoid too much screen time.
The good news is that you don’t need expensive days out to keep little ones busy. A few simple activities at home can create just as much excitement and often lead to some of the best family memories.

Pregnancy is such a unique chapter in life, and maternity portraits are a beautiful way to remember it. Your body is changing, your family is growing, and before you know it your little one will be here. These sessions are all about celebrating that moment before everything changes.

If you’ve booked a maternity session with me, or you’re thinking about it, you might be wondering how to prepare. The good news is it’s very simple. My aim is always to create a relaxed experience so you can enjoy the moment and feel confident in front of the camera.

It feels slightly unreal to be talking about 2026 already, but January always seems to open the door to looking ahead. It’s the month where things feel fresh and full of possibility, and I love using it to quietly reflect on how newborn photography is evolving.
Styles shift, colours come and go, but the heart of newborn photography stays the same. Tiny details, soft moments, and babies exactly as they are in those fleeting first days. With that in mind, here are a few themes I can see shaping newborn sessions in 2026.