“Some people dream of success while others wake up and work hard at it.”

Also tucked in the bag was her signature PureBaby Nest Wrap, and some other treats including a lot of fantastic discounts (that I can certainly say I’ve already used).  I also received a copy of her PureBaby Posing Book, featuring 80 pages of everything from posing to transitioning, setting up to prepping parents, soothing techniques, props, and post-processing.  She thought of everything!

After some preliminary instructions, the first baby arrived and we got to work.  After the second baby, we had gone through every signature pose, even touching on the best order of posing and easy means of transition so the babies are the least disturbed.  When the third baby came around, it was my turn to take all the information and put it to good use.  I chose the poses, I staged the set, and I hand-picked from her endless supply of headbands, beanies, blankets, and baskets.  It was my show, and she stood by to provide any additional instruction along the way.  I didn’t expect the last part, and it turned out to be the most priceless part of the process.  I’m such a hands-on learner, and no matter how much I listen and watch, the second I do it myself it’s as if I hadn’t been watching for the last five hours.  Everything flew out of my brain, and Robin talked me through the poses again as I did them myself.  Here’s a peek at the first set I chose: a pale blanket that photographed beautifully, and a simple grey flower: