Baby Milestone Photography in Tingre Nagar, Pune

Evening it up

One child has an album. The other has a phone.

This is the imbalance parents notice later, and it is almost never anybody deliberately deciding one child matters more.

It happens because the first child arrived into a house with time in it and the second did not. By the time anyone notices, several stages have gone past.

The good news is that a set does not have to be complete to work. Starting at eight months produces a record; waiting until it feels too late produces nothing.

What matters more than catching every stage is that the sittings match each other, so the sequence reads as one thing rather than as three separate visits.

Same spot, same hour, same approach. Everything else can change.

It helps to be realistic about how many sittings will actually happen.

Families who plan four often manage two, and a plan built around two that gets done beats a plan around four that stalls after the first.

Tell us the honest number and the set is designed to work at that size.

Where a first child has a full set, it is worth looking at it before booking the second.

Not to copy it, but because it will tell you quickly which of those sittings you actually look at now and which you do not.

Most parents find the answer surprising, and it usually simplifies the plan considerably.