Top 5 Baby Friendly Cafés in Norwich

Top 5 Baby Friendly Cafés in Norwich

We all want to be able to get out of the house and survive the day with the kids and take her to a baby-friendly cafés. Whether it is to escape the four walls, socialise with an actual adult. All we want strong coffee and a baby-friendly place that we feel comfortable in. One that caters to the poo-nami explosion that is bound to occur and contains the smalls with high chairs whilst we inhale cake. - oh, how I miss those days!

To help you on your way I’ve have put together the top 5 baby friendly cafés in Norwich.

 

The Soft Play Café

Soft play and parenting go together like Mel and Sue. This baby-friendly café in Norwich is one with a slight difference. Twinkle Toes Soft Play Baby Café has been designed with a small soft play area within in the café. Baby classes are help upstairs and there is a menu on offer to keep even the fussiest of eaters happy. Parents get to socialise with one another, so you could come away with a new mum bestie or two!

The ‘Wonderful Baby and Child’ Café

There is no better review for a baby-friendly café in Norwich than from that of a parent. Cactus Café is cosy, breastfeeding friendly and has a small play area, that’s on top of the numerous glowing reviews from those who took their children there.

The Park Café

Eaton Park Café is a baby friendly in Norwich found in Eaton Park complete with baby changing facilities, highchairs, and a breastfeeding friendly environment what more is there to want? Cake? Got that too, lots of coffee to warm up with? Of course! No more leafing through the bag for half-eaten Organix!

The Famous Café

When asking about Norwich Cafés, there is one sure to be mentioned by everyone you ask. Café Britannia is a baby friendly in Norwich is famed for it's family-friendly write-ups and award-winning breakfast and afternoon teas. There is indoor and outdoor seating, so no problems with parking a pram or two and getting in the way. They have an early open and late close compared to most cafés which means when you have been up since 5 and ready for lunch at 7.30am after a long night you can pack up the baby and head straight there!

 

The Technically not a Café

I had to sneak this one in, as it is not a café per se, but it is very baby friendly. Giraffe Restaurant offers a kid’s menu, outdoor seating, colourful surroundings, activity packs for the kids as well as our favourite feature; kids eat free on Saturdays and Sundays. It really is a winner in our books!

From newborn to toddlers I hope you enjoy trying out our recommendations for the top 5 baby friendly cafés in Norwich and if you have one to add I'd love your suggestions to share with new mums and dads!

Also, the AWESOME Norwich Mumbler has started Family-Friendly stickers. They are being awarded to businesses throughout Norwich and Norfolk read more about it here.

Please check out my other blogs, if you have a blog or run a baby/ family related business I'd love you to guest blog, pleaseeeee get in touch!

 

If you’d like to find out about other useful and important resources for new parents in the Norfolk area, or if you’re interested in learning more about the photography services I offer, explore please get in touch today.

 

 


Gifts for new parents from local Norfolk Businesses

Gifts for new parents from local Norfolk Businesses 2018

 

If you’re currently on the lookout for a wonderful present for any new parents in your life, here’s my pick of some of the most unique and original gifts available right here in the Norfolk area. I love Norfolk Businesses.  I am sure any new parents love clothes for their new baby but if you fancy getting something a bit different, please read on.

 

Fingerprint Jewellery

 

There is something irresistible about a child’s hand or footprint, so why not buy a gift voucher so that the new parents can have an original piece of jewellery . Capturing a unique moment in time and giving them a memento of their child’s earliest years. These specially made items come in a variety of shapes, styles, and sizes.

 

The Norfolk Bump, Baby and Toddler Show

 

The Norfolk Bump, Baby, and Toddler Show is the county’s longest running parenting event. If you know someone expecting a child in the coming months, buy them a ticket for the show and they can enjoy a great day out as they find out about all the most important baby-related companies, organisations, and events in the Norfolk area.

 

Post-partum massage

 

As any mum will tell you, massages make fantastic gifts. Make your present extra special by choosing a specially designed post-partum massage for your friend, Your Tiny Human offers a special massage.  As well as being relaxing, the massage will help to close the bones of the abdomen and pelvis. Although perfect for women who have just given birth, this type of massage can be done at any time in the years following childbirth.

 

Say it with flowers

 

Sometimes, there’s no better way to show someone how happy you are about their new addition, then by giving them a beautiful bunch of flowers. Clare Carney Floral and Balloon Designs create stunning displays if they have older children she also sells awesome balloons.

 

Mother like no other

 

If you haven't check out Mother Like No Other instagram you really should, I'm sure a new mum would love one of her items to mark her journey into motherhood. They offer a fantastic choice of original and quirky designs that mums of all ages will love. Browse through their online shop to find the perfect gift.

 

and lastly cooked meals are always a bonus if they have pet offer to walk it / look after it, wash up - its a lovely but exhausting time I'm sure any new parent will appreciate any gift! Check out more blogs.

 


Breastfeeding

Best places to get breastfeeding advice in Norfolk

Best places to get breastfeeding advice in Norfolk 2018

 

Breastfeeding gives new mothers a wonderful opportunity to bond with their babies. However, it is not always easy and a lot of women, and babies, can struggle to get used to their new feeding routine. I did first time round , I remember sobbing on day 3 or 4 as my son was just screaming at me and shaking his head around like a zombie baby. Getting a little bit of help and support at this crucial time can make a huge difference to Mums who are finding breastfeeding a challenge.

 

If you’ve recently had a baby and are looking for help with breastfeeding, here are a few fantastic resources for you to turn to.

Breastfeeding Norfolk

 

One of the best places to get high quality support in the county is Breastfeeding Norfolk. Jan and Nikki offer one-to-one visits and a wealth of expertise, Breastfeeding Norfolk can help with everything from difficulty latching on to easing concerns about your baby’s weight gain.

 

Sian Aldis

 

Like Breastfeeding Norfolk, Sian Aldis offers new mothers one-to-one help and advice on all things to do with feeding. With years of experience working in the area, she’s the perfect person to support you through these first crucial days, weeks and months.

 

Association of Breast Feeding Mothers

 

If you’re looking for information about anything to do with breastfeeding, the Association of Breast Feeding Mothers is a great place to start. The organisation offers training courses for midwives and runs a helpline where women can get advice and information on issues related to the topic. There’s also a magazine, a list of recommended books and resources and an online shop where you can pick up more leaflets and products.

 

La Leche League

 

Another organisation that works to support mothers is La Leche League. As well as offering a wealth of resources on its site, the group also runs support meetings for mums and a Facebook page for anyone interested in the issue. If you’re especially committed to the breastfeeding cause, you can even run a group of your own or apply to become a volunteer for La Leche League,

 

If you’d like to find out about other useful and important resources for new parents in the Norfolk area, or if you’re interested in learning more about the photography services I offer, explore please get in touch today.

 

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bed

Four first steps on how to help your toddler unwind for bed guest blog !

Four first steps on how to help your toddler unwind for bed - guest blog by Kathryn Stimpson 

Being a parent to a toddler can only be described as a total emotional rollercoaster. One minute is full of laughter and giggles and the next is all about tears and tantrums. It is no wonder that bedtime doesn’t always go to plan or ends in a battle between you and your toddler, with usually the smaller person taking the upper hand.

 

Helping your toddler unwind to bed can be the difference between your child fighting bedtime or thoroughly enjoying it. Let’s face it, it is a whole lot less stressful putting your child to bed when they are looking forward to it compared to dealing with anger, upset and anxiety.

 

Here I share with you my top 4 expert tips on how to make bedtime a smooth experience rather than a bumpy stressful ride

 

Tiredness vs Overtiredness

 

There is a very thin line between a tired toddler and an overtired one. It is so easy to miss the tiredness signs when you have had a busy day and have other children to look after in the house. However, missing the signs can make bedtime a complete disaster, let me explain the reasons why. A little science for you, once your child is overtired their body begins to overproduce the stress hormone Cortisol, making it very difficult for them to unwind for bed.

 

Cortisol produces the fight or flight response, which is why in some children you either see behaviours such as hyperactivity, shouting, screaming and general meltdowns. All of which are not desirable states to be in when your toddler needs to be winding down for bed.

 

So my professional tip is to “catch” your toddler when they are tired for bed rather than overtired, which I know is easier said than done. Make sure, your child is taking enough day time naps for their age which are appropriately spaced out from nap wake up time to bedtime. If your child doesn’t nap well, where possible it is absolutely okay to bring bedtime forward by a maximum of 30 minutes to start bedtime before they become overtired. Don’t worry if you have an early riser, this won’t encourage early rising, in fact this can help it!

 

Screen time

 

Removing screen time from a toddler’s life is not realistic for the world that we now live in. Technology is a huge part of our daily lives. However, there are better ways and times that technology can be used. Set a cut off time for screen time, I recommend no screen time after 5pm or 2 hours before bedtime. The reason for this is devices such as T.Vs, mobile phones and tablets emit blue light which blocks the production of the sleepy hormone melatonin by 2 hours, therefore making it very difficult for your toddler to wind down. If you would like your child to have screen time, try to use this for a limited time in the morning or afternoon, just not in the 2 hour window before a nap.

 

Dinner

 

Nutrition and quality sleep go hand in hand. If you have a bedtime resistor or general sleep thief, be sure that your toddler is eating a balanced diet. Ensuring your toddlers meals include plenty of protein, which keeps them fuller for longer and stabilises their blood sugar (very important for sleep) and helps to prevent the body overproducing cortisol (the stress hormone that keeps you awake). Sorry to be the fun police, but I highly recommend removing or reducing foods which contain sugar from your toddlers diet, especially at dinner time. Foods containing sugars increase your toddlers blood sugar quickly and therefore encourage the overproduction of cortisol. Basically anything you can do to keep cortisol at bay in the evening, the less likely you experience a stressful bedtime

 

Bedtime routine

 

Having an appropriate relaxing bedtime routine which lasts around 30-40 minutes allows your toddler to wind down for bed. Start your bedtime routine at the same time every evening and stick to the same order daily. For older toddlers (aged 3 upwards) breathing buddies is a fantastic mindfulness exercise to incorporate into your bedtime routine. Choosing 1-2 bedtime books that are calming, non stimulating/exciting and use rhythmic language is essential for helping your child to enjoy bedtime but also know sleepy time is coming. I recommend Sleepy Me and Goodnight Moon for young toddlers and The Mindfulness Bedtime book for older toddlers (3+).

 

There are my four first steps on how to help your toddler unwind for bed. I recommend putting these into practice as soon as possible. If for any reason you still run into bedtime or sleep challenges, book yourself into a discovery call with me to start getting your toddlers bedtime and sleep back on track so you can enjoy the bonding experience of bedtime and enjoy a relaxing evening.

 

Thank you Kathryn!

 

 

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The best indoor play areas in Norfolk for babies and toddlers  

The best indoor play areas in Norfolk for babies and toddlers  2018

 

The winter can be a difficult time for families with young children. Rain, winds and icy weather can make it difficult to get out and play, giving kids few outlets for their energy. Luckily for parents living in the local area, Norfolk is home to a great choice of indoor play areas. Colourful, safe and exciting, indoor play areas are the perfect place for a bit of good old family fun. I do miss the days of soft play and a cuppa mid week (weekends were always too crazy for me)

 

Jump for Joy, Rackheath

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One of our favourite indoor play areas in Norfolk was Jump for Joy Rackheath. Children aged four to ten can have fun in the sports arena, enjoy the twin lane wavy slide, squeeze through rollers and take a spin on the dizzy discs. Little ones under four also have plenty to do with wobblers, mouse holes, bash bags and rollers to explore. They are great at hosting parties too!

 

Tots Town, Norwich

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Located close to Norwich, Tots Town is a unique play centre that encourages fun, imaginative and interactive play. The centre is home to a miniature town complete with a supermarket, town square, hair dressers, shoe shop and more. Actors play various roles around the tiny town, helping kids to get into the spirit of the interactive play sessions. Designed to promote self-confidence, communication skills and social awareness, these games are educational as well as entertaining. I wish it was around when my two were small!

 

 

Twinkle Toes Soft Play Baby Café, Norwich

 

The ideal choice for parents with young babies, Twinkle Toes Soft Play Baby Café runs various groups and activities throughout the week. From restful activities like story time to messy play and meet and greet groups, this café is a fantastic destination for parents and babies who want to make friends, relax and have fun.

 

Stompers, North Walsham

 

A fantastic indoor play area for kids of all ages, Stompers has a three-tier climbing frame, a large slide and separate baby areas to explore. Visit this centre on a rainy day and let your kids work off all their excess energy in a fun and safe environment.

 

Playbarn, Norwich

 A farmyard based adventure centre specifically designed for children under seven, Playbarn offers a choice of indoor and outdoor activities. As the centre has separate sections for children of different ages, it’s perfect for parents with toddlers and babies. Visit in the winter months to have a go on the giant climbing frame and explore the soft play area or head over in the summer to try pony riding and meet the friendly animals that live on the farm.

 

If you liked reading this blog please check out my others covering lots of pregnancy and baby related topics. Jess x


Top 8 must haves for pregnant mums in Norfolk

Top 8 must haves for pregnant mums in Norfolk 2018

 

Although not always the most comfortable period of a woman’s life, pregnancy is truly magical. To help these exciting nine months go by as easily as possible, I’ve made a list of the eight most essential things all Norfolk mums should have when they’re expecting.

 

  1. Motherly Love – Tums and Boobs Stretch Mark Oil

 

Using specially formulated oil throughout your pregnancy can help to maintain your skin elasticity, minimizing and even preventing stretch marks. Invest in good quality oil as soon as you know you’re pregnant and keep using it until after the baby is born for the best results. Jan is an ex-midwife and super lovely.

 

  1. Esme Dresses

 

Most high street maternity wear is fairly samey. You’ll see a lot of stripes and dark colours but very few stylish pieces of clothing. If you want maternity items that are comfortable and eye-catching, take a look at the Esme Dresses collection. Get in touch with Laura and she can show you her wonderful collection.

 

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  1. Pregnancy yoga with Jackie at the Orange Grove Clinic

 

Pregnancy yoga offers mums to be a fantastic chance to relax, unwind and prepare their bodies for childbirth. It’s also a great way to meet other mums in your local area. Both Pregnancy yoga with Jackie at the Orange Grove Clinic and Yoga Bumps are perfect for mums to be in Norfolk.

 

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  1. Pregnancy massage

 

Pregnancy can be tough on your body, so why not reward yourself with a pregnancy massage? Designed to help ease aches and pains and leave you feeling revitalised, it’s an absolute essential for all pregnant women out there.

 

  1. Pregnancy pillow

 

In the later stages of pregnancy, sleeping on your side will be your only viable option. A specially designed pregnancy pillow will make this a lot more comfortable and make it a lot more likely you’ll get a good night’s sleep. I loved mine and then used to get cosy when feeding my babies.

 

  1. Sick bands

 

Although sick bands may not work for women with severe morning sickness, for those just feeling a little queasy they can offer real relief.

 

  1. Antenatal classes

 

Antenatal classes are a fantastic way to prepare your body and your mind for being a mum.  About Birth and Babies offer free early pregnancy classes all around the Norfolk area.

 

  1. Hypnobirthing classes

 

Hypnobirthing is growing quickly in popularity with mums to be across the country. Many women find it helps to make the birth calmer, easier and less traumatic for both mum and baby. Contact Jenni at Normal Birthing or  Jackie at the Orange Grove Clinic to find out more, both are great.

 

And if you want lots of information on what’s on, local baby groups pleas check out Norwich Mumbler.

 

Another thing to consider to do before your baby arrives is booking your newborn photo shoot. This wonderful time is all too fleeting, so make sure you capture it before it’s too late. I do sometimes have the odd last-minute slot so if the baby is here lets chat!

 

Jess


goals

Guest blog: The secret to goal success for busy parents by Sam James Coaching

Guest blog: The secret to goal success for busy parents by Sam James Coaching.  2017

 

Are you fed up with feeling like your goals are bottom of the priority list? Do you feel like by the time you get round to doing your things, you’ve run out of willpower and energy?

 

As a parent you are busy juggling lots of different hats, and it can be exhausting at the best of times. Combine it with sleep deprivation and it can be a real motivation killer! So how can you start to tackle this, I hear you ask?!

 

The answer is in two parts. Planning and self-care.

 

Let’s talk planning for your busy life

Let’s tackle planning first. I am sure you have heard people say, “Make sure it is realistic” loads of times when talking about goal planning. Often this focuses on whether it is realistic for your abilities and the time that you have before the deadline. It very rarely takes the rest of your life into context and all the hats that you are juggling.

 

You could put together an awesome training plan for running a half marathon, and cover all the top tips that are out there, yet still not succeed. Often, this is because life is continuing to happen around you and your awesome plan, having an impact on your. I often hear the phrase “life keeps getting in the way!” So, make a plan that allows for this.

 

You need to adapt your plan to allow for life. Follow these steps to help you create a robust plan that will work for you and your family:

  1. Grab some paper, and draw 3 columns.
  2. Column 1: List all the different hats that you are juggling (eg family, work, friends, home)
  3. Column 2: What impact will my goal have on this part of my life?

When you start focussing on a goal, and working towards it, it will have a ripple effect in other areas of your life. There may be additional consequences in these areas, that you feel are worth it but until you consider it you won’t know. You might need to talk it through with other people to explain what’s going to happen. (Eg will you need to postpone a DIY project? will you have less time to spend with family? Will you need to ask for help?)

  1. Column 3: What impact will this part of my life have on my goal?

These are the things that are so often overlooked, that take you away from your plan and then you get frustrated with yourself for not sticking to your plan that week. Whereas, if you adapt your plan, accept there will be less progress some weeks, it is much kinder to yourself, and will allow you to stay on plan. Eg do you have a holiday booked which will reduce your progress for those few weeks? Do you have a pressured time at work that will require extra hours? Is your partner away for work? Do you have family coming to visit?

  1. Revisit your plan with this list in mind, and adapt it accordingly. If it is a long-term plan, I would recommend a monthly revisit to your list of hats you are juggling, to see what else is coming up.

 

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Are you nourishing yourself?

Before embarking on a new challenge or goal, it is always worth taking time to check if you are nourishing your whole self, enough. I often speak with people who are feeling frustrated at their lack of motivation or will power. When we explore what else is happening for them, we often identify that they are running on empty in some area of their lives. You will not be able to keep going when faced with adversity, if you are already running on a part empty tank.

 

I’m a big advocate of reviewing and refining your self-care practices as part of your preparation for any goals. These promises you make to yourself, to nourish your whole being will make sustaining the other changes or goals a lot easier.

 

Grab another piece of paper and write down all the different things that you can do for yourself that act as a recharge, or replenish you in some way. Remember, self-care doesn't have to take all day, or be quiet time alone; it can also be exhilarating activities, doing things with others, as quick as a few minutes. Some examples to get you started:

  • Listening to music
  • Mindfulness
  • Catching up with a friend who leaves you feeling inspired / uplifted
  • Going outside for 5 minutes
  • Exercise that you enjoy
  • Reading a book
  • Saying No to things
  • Saying Yes to things you would normally say no to
  • Buying yourself some flowers to bring the outside, inside
  • Having an early night

 

For more tips on this, you can find more on my blog.

http://samjamescoaching.co.uk/3-blogs-to-help-you-look-after-yourself/

 

And my biggest tip, is to remember that you are human, you are doing the best that you can with you what you have right now. Be kind to yourself with the expectations you set for yourself.

Sam

 

More guest blogs can be found here - thank you Sam I hope this helps some of you reach your goals.


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What to wear at a photoshoot - Norwich Photographer

What to wear at a photoshoot - Norwich Photographer 2016

I have had my studio in Norwich for nearly 8 years, and a common worry from parents is about what to wear at a photoshoot. My style is simple, natural and neutral - I believe this works best to get timeless images, therefore I advise parents on what to wear to compliment my style and their baby/ family. Whites and neutrals are so so timeless.

 

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When people book a photoshoot with me whether it be a newborn shoot, a baby shoot, cake smash or maternity photoshoot. There is a common theme to the advice given in the 'what to wear' information sheets provided.

  •  Avoid logos and cartoon characters that will one day date
  •  Colours -  cream and soft pastel colour work well against my light backdrops
  • Try to loosely co-ordinate, for example, everyone in jeans and a neutral different style of top or in various shades of complimentary colours – navy, greys, creams,  pastels etc.
  •  Stripes and spots only work well for babies alone and add a bit of fun to the portrait session but not when mixed with siblings and family images

I had a client recently say that all her favourite images of her son, were the plainer dressed images taken in the studio. She did like the ones where he was dressed in bright colours but the more simple outfits looked better and complimented her other images on her wall.

Young babies are best to wear simple snug clothes, like a simple baby grow. Such as plain vest, tight rompers, dungarees anything that will not bunch near the baby's face.

 

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For my newborn sessions, I have a few vests and bodysuits parents can borrow if they would like some images of their baby dressed - often vests / sleep-suits distract and are too big.

 

Maternity shoots are amazing to capture when mummy-to-be dress in tight-fitting clothes, vest tops, long sleeves tops that cling to the bump. Also, ‘normal’ jeans with the buttons open look great too - I also lend ladies my maternity gowns for something a bit different.

 

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Sibling and family images are a bit harder to organise for parents, but well worth it when you can loosely co-ordinate and see how amazing you all look together!

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I do not like people dressing too smart if that's not 'them' it's important you all dress in what you feel comfortable in too.

Head over to my Pinterest board to see more outfit ideas - if you have a shoot booked with another photographer they should guide you to what to wear, if their style is bright and colourful they will likely have different advice to offer. The above information is what works best for me and my style!

To book a shoot please get in touch.

Jess x

 

 


What happens at a Birthday shoot?

What happens at a Birthday shoot at my Norwich Baby Studio? 2016

A birthday shoot is a great way to mark your child's birthday with some adorable and timeless images, these are taken at my home studio.  I can also hold the shoot outdoors which I recommend for on the go 2& 3-year-olds.

If you do not like the idea of a Cake Smash, book a studio session at packages start from £200 and mention it's your child's birthday soon and we can add some extra fun for him/her.

Birthday photoshoot Norwich

The packages are either 30 minutes or 1 hour and include time for sibling and family images. Although the majority of the session is focused on the birthday girl or boy.

 

I advise parents on what outfit choices work best,  and what to bring via email before the photoshoot and my full address studio is in Nr7 Norwich. Many parents already have outfits in mind or use my website to get ideas. I find simple colours like navy, pastel colours, creams and ivory work well for a lot of the setups.

If parents have a fun birthday outfit such as tutu dress, cap and braces they can bring them along too. I have even had a Gruffalo costume brought along - this gives parents a lovely and varied gallery of images.  We often have time for 2-3 outfit changes.

Birthday photoshoot Norwich

I am not heavily focused on props as you may have noticed. My style is very much simple, timeless and focused on the baby/child.  But I have some lovely little props, chairs, and stall. Which compliment the birthday shoot,  and are not too distracting from the birthday boy/girl.

 

Babies and Toddlers love my little wooden blocks below, made by a local business. Some parents bring bunting and balloons - it's up to you! We can also use my little bathtub if you would like some fun bubble images - see below.

 

A birthday shoot at my home studio Norwich can be booked via email info@jesswilkinsphotography.co.uk or my contact form, ideally, get in touch 6-8 weeks before your child's birthday as I can get busy and booked up ahead.

Birthday photoshoot Norwich

If you would love some timeless images with an experienced child photographer please do get in touch, I'd love to capture your little one and family.

Jess x

 

 


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Newborn Photographer based in Norwich - My latest images

Newborn Photographer based in Norwich -my latest images 2016

I am Jess a Newborn Photographer based in Norwich, and a lucky photographer. I have been busy with lots of new babies. Before I show some newborn images I wanted to tell you I have signed up to do The Norfolk Bump, Baby and Toddler show. This time India has added an extra show this October - I hope to see you there.

Amber was a little cutie (below) and her brother was photographed by me around 2 years ago. When he was a newborn , it was awesome to see these guys again. This family image is my favourite family portrait of the year so far!

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Next up twin girls Arabella and Grace, they took it turns to be alert and feed. This meant I captured them individually as well as together. We included sibling images with super proud big sister Layla awwww.

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I am ending this blog with baby Ruby. Her Mummy Emily, used to work with me before I was self-employed.  I often dragged her out at lunchtime to take photos and she always did it willingly. It's safe to say,  Ruby was also a good model for me hardly waking at all!

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If you wish to book a newborn shoot please contact me here or email me at info@jesswilkinsphotography.co.uk

I advise people to book in after your 20 week scan, I have a set amount of newborn slots each month to accommodate early and late arrivals. I can sometimes squeeze in babies once arrived but it depends if booked in babies have been born.

Why book me ?

  • My style - if you like natural poses, simplicity and timeless imagery
  • I have photographed over 100's of babies
  • I am trained in newborn posing
  • I am full insured with first aid training - your baby is safe hands
  • I have a cozy home studio in Sprowston Norwich - with plenty of tea & biscuits making your trip out relaxed and a special experience!
  • I fit into your budget , newborn photography is luxury my price list can be viewed here

Jess x