Look at How These Parents Are Preserving Their Baby's Precious Moments

As any parent knows, there is no way you can resist taking photos of your baby. You want--no, need--to capture every moment. Even if all they do is lie on their back and sleep, you just want to preserve every second in a photo. Or, in the case of these parents, you want to get creative when it comes to celebrating your baby's life. These folks have taken baby photography up a notch with inspiring doodles, ingenious styling, and clearly mad photo editing skills. 

1. Doodle away!

Amanda and Dave Moldavon documented their son Charlie's growth using Adobe Illustrator. Their theme became adventurous future, ergo the name Charlie Dreams Big.


2. Try blackboard drawings

Photos by Anna Eftimie/cutemomentsphotography.com

Photographer and mom-of-two Anna Eftimie uses creates chalk drawing on blackboard to shows what her babies dreams might look like if we could see them. Visit her website to see more of her original blackboard series.


3. Play with props

Photos by Sioin Queenie Liao/wengenninwonderland.com

Queenie Liao has always loved photography and channeled that passion to her son Wengenn when she became a mom. She used plain cloths, stuffed animals, and other common household materials to create the background setting.


4. Use printables!

Photos by Anthony and Richel/Bored Panda

Disney-loving parents Anthony and Richel wanted to incorporate their favorite characters into their son Cassius' milestone baby pictures. The backgrounds were made by Artistique Imagery. Richel got or made costumes, while Anthony took charge of taking the photos.


5. Get wild graphics

Photos by Mark Kornberger/Bored Panda

Dad Mark Kornberger found the time to practice his Photoshop skills conjuring up wild and wacky scenarios of bonding moments with his son.

How did you design your baby's photos? Share with us below!

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