
January is quiet in the best way.
After the noise of the holidays fades, many parents notice something unexpected—how much their kids have changed. Longer legs. New expressions. A little more independence than last year.
That’s why the beginning of the year is such a meaningful time to think about Kansas City child portraits.
Not for perfection. But for preservation.


Kids grow in the in-between moments.
Between holidays. Between school years. Between the big milestones we think we’ll remember forever.
Child portraits don’t have to be tied to a birthday or a special event. Some of the most meaningful images come from simply capturing who your child is right now. I LOVE photographing the simple honesty that kids bring to their side of the lens. There’s nothing like it.
As a mom and photographer, I know how quickly a “simple” photo plan can turn into stress.That’s why my approach to Kansas City child portraits is intentionally guided.
You can expect:
You show up loving your kids. I handle the rest.


Winter and early Spring sessions offer something special:
Many families use child portraits as heirloom frames in their home or start a yearly album tradition. Beginning the year with intention makes that possible.

One day, you’ll look back and wish you had more photos of this version of your child.
The missing tooth. The serious expressions. The way their personality shines when they forget the camera is there.
That’s what child portraits are really about.
If you’re looking for Kansas City child portraits that feel natural, heartfelt, and completely supported from start to finish, I’d love to help you preserve this season. Childhood is fleeting (much as we’d love to hang on to each version of them!) — but the memories don’t have to be.