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Baby Z

My very first photo shoot of Baby Z...he was still in his mommy's tummy! (you can see that session here) We had another session shortly after he was born (see here) and we had a super fun Christmas session at his family's new home this December! (see here)
It has been such a pleasure watching this little guy grow up! This weekend we went just across a pond to his grandparent's home to take photos for his 9 month pictures. So much has changed since I saw him 3 short months ago! He is standing...and even more fun...scooting like crazy! He scoots faster than most babies crawl! 









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