Noah is One- Littleton Family Photography

I know I sound like a broken record, but I have the best clients friends.  

This family.  I love them so.  Their boys are the sweetest.  

Aidan.  You are so cute and have the best scrunchy grin.  You are always ready

 to smile for "Ms. Lisa" and are always rewarded with a treat 

(he has a good memory for treats).

This session was a little bittersweet for me as this is our last session for a bit.  

Noah is now one and therefore we won't be seeing each other every 

few months.  What am I going to do without you guys?

Noah.  Your blue eyes are SO adorable.  Again this boy is so sweet and cute.  

How do these guys raise such amazing boys?  I know they are on their best 

behavior for me, but I haven't ever seen a melt down from these guys!   

Brian got some new tattoos to celebrate Noah.  How cool is that? 

These two parents obviously love their kids and each other fiercely!

I am so thankful that I was there when Noah was first born.  You can read that 

emotional blog here if you want a beautiful little trip down memory lane.  

Last week it was joyous to be there as I documented him turning one. 

 We even celebrated with a little cupcake.  

One year sessions are some of my favorite.  There is nothing cuter than a

 little baby covered in frosting.  Especially this baby covered in frosting.

Noah likes to have his foot in on all the action.  He had his foot up the

 entire time.  Cracked me up!

Thanks for trusting me all of these years with your family!  

I can't wait to see you guys again in the future.

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The Hodges Family- Littleton Family Photographer

I have know these two since high school and I love that I have had the privilege 

of photographing their family over the last few years.  I first took pictures of them when 

Libby was a tiny baby and now she is 2!  Where has the time gone? 

 I love these little girls.  They are sweet and feisty, obedient, 

adventurous and full of fun.

I see much of myself in this family, which is funny because I have 3 boys and 

they have 4 girls.  But I look at Lindsey and see myself a few years ago. 

 She is in the stage of life where you are constantly "on duty".  

You are trying to balance 100 different things and most days you are just 

lucky that everyone made it through the day alive.

Take heart moms with littles.  It gets easier.  Mostly.  I just recently emailed a friend

 and said: " I can laugh at you while you are in the mind numbing, life-sucking 

toddler stage and you can laugh at me in the school-age, my kids all need 100 

different things for school/sports/church/homework-my brain hurts

 from keeping it all straight phase." 

 In the toddler phase I felt a little bit like Wesley in the Pit of Despair when 

the Count says "I have just sucked one year of your life away.  How do you feel?".  

I would wake up to the "Red Bull brothers" running around the house 

doing ninja moves at 6 a.m. and swear that they sucked all of that energy 

out of me and left me with none!  

You are doing great.  You are being consistent.  You are saying no when it is

 easier to just give in.  You are teaching them that the world doesn't revolve

 around them.  You are teaching them to be nice and love their siblings.  

You are doing well.  Keep up the good work.  As moms we don't often get praised.  

And that is hard.  So I am tell you Lindsey (and all the other moms 

out there in the trenches).....keep going.  You can do it.  It is worth it to put in the

 hard work now instead of trying to backpedal when they get older!  

Now more of this beautiful family.

Nora is just like my oldest.  All she wanted to do was love on her littlest sister. 

 And Libby didn't want to be tied down.  But I finally got this

 picture of the "book ends".  Nora was so happy.

Here are the oldest girls.

The middles.

Nora.  So grown up, mature and helpful.

 

Kate.  The wild card.  The blonde.  So sweet and helpful.

Anna.  The cute one (They are all adorable girls but this one.  The dimples. 

 The twinkle in her eyes.) 

Libby.  The baby.  Into everything.  Constant motion.  

And her smile.  Priceless.

These two.  Words like solid, loving, stable, caring and God-filled

 come to mind with these two.  They are a nurse practitioner and firefighter.  

You can't ask for better people than these.

I am already looking forward to next year guys!  I loved hanging out 

with you and the girls and catching up on life.  

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