One thing I’ve learned being an Hospital Baby Photographer in Phoenix is how precious it is to be chosen as the person you invite into your hospital room those first couple days. Even after nearly 10 years of being a baby photographer in Arizona, these sessions never get old.

When does a Hospital Baby Photographer in Phoenix come?

My favorite time to come to the hospital is the following morning, or two days after for c-sections. After many years of being a Hospital Baby Photographer in Phoenix, and being a mom myself, I know how exhausting it is right after baby is born. There’s also nothing quite like that first shower after giving birth. For those reasons alone, I like to give everyone a little nights rest and some refreshing before planning to be there. Hospitals have a pretty quick turnaround time to discharge new mothers, so I like to get in, get out, and get out of their way to make sure they’re not waiting on me to be able to go home!

What do you need for a hospital baby session?

The great thing about a hospital baby photography session is they can be as simple or complex as you’d like. Technically, you don’t need to provide anything for the session. As an experienced Hospital Baby Photographer in Phoenix, I know how to work a hospital room, and I don’t need anything specific for your session. However, many families opt to bring a few items to incorporate. The most common items are swaddles, coordinating outfits for the family, and a way to display baby’s birth stats. Again, these are absolutely not required, but do give your session a personalized touch.

Some common hospitals we service, but not limited to: Scottsdale, North Phoenix, East Valley, West Valley. Reach out today to inquire about your baby hospital session!