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There was only one moment of apprehension from this little guy and then it was all blues eyes and belly laughs from there. I'm so happy I got to hangout with this growing family before their 3 becomes 4. 

Last week there was a wild storm on the East Coast that felt like it came out of nowhere. Winds that seemed stronger than a hurricanes' were blowing street signs across the highway and making music outside of our windows by whipping the trees around. The kids were squeezing me a little tighter than usual that night and begged and pleaded to sleep in my bed. As I tucked them in I knew that in order for them to fall soundly asleep I was going to have to take their minds off of the magnificent storm that was upon us. I knew that no other story would do than the greatest bedtime story of all time...the story of their births. Their eyes lit up with amazement as I went through the wonderous details of the way each of them came into this beautiful world. They patiently heard the other ones out, then clamoured to ask questions about their own. As I tucked them in and retired for the night a thought came over me-I don't have many regrets in life but I do regret that I didn't have my births documented. The most cliche phrase known in the photography world, "A picture is worth a thousand words", is especially true in this regard. I can only do my best to weave the details together for them verbally but having the story of your babies births told through images is something that is irreplaceable. Here is the beautiful Birth Story of Natasha and Fred's first born, Baby William, at the Birth Center in Wilmington, Delaware. 

These two beautiful souls took me out into nature and then to the comfort of their backyard. It was an afternoon of pure perfection-the weather, the wine and the way they couldn't look away from one another. Oh, and I can't forget to mention that their bernese mountain dog was just as sweet as they were. xo Maria