Six Month Baby Photos | Aneal

Six month baby photos are some of my very favorites to capture. Those cheeky little grins and chubby baby rolls that often come with this age are just too cute!

Aneal came to see me for newborn photos at the beginning of the year, and just came back in for his six month baby photos. He’s grown so much and is such an adorable little guy!

At this age when a baby has just started sitting up on their own we use a variety of props to help them feel more secure in the beginning of the session. Starting with these prop shots lets us see how well baby can sit before moving on to shots where baby sits on his own.

This little metal wagon was perfect for Aneal.

Six month baby photos of little boy in a metal wagon.Six month old baby boy in a metal wagon.How sweet is this little romper with Aneal’s shoes? He loved the bowl, tummy time, and playing with is feet!
Six month baby photos of little boy sitting in a wooden bowl.Six month baby photos of little boy laying on his tummy.Six month old baby photos of baby boy playing with his feet.Six month old baby boy in green romper laying on burlap and a wood floor.We got some really big smiles too! Aneal did a great job of sitting on his own.
Smiling six month baby boy in grey overalls on a green backdrop.Six month baby photos of baby boy in grey overalls on a green backdrop.Is it time to schedule your little one’s six month baby photos? Click the contact button to send an e-mail and we’ll start planning your baby’s session.

K.D. Elise Photography is located near downtown Pueblo and specializes in newborn photography, baby milestone session, maternity photography and family portraits.

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