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		<title>Hospital Baby Photos</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Hospital Baby Photos </strong><br />
Here you will find lots of ideas and tips how to take your own hospital-baby-photos for your baby memory album.</p>
<p><em>Let&#8217;s start with the hospital baby photographer</em></p>
<p>Basically what happens is a photographer will take your baby&#8217;s picture in a small side room where the hospital has found for them. Inside hospital lighting may not always be the greatest.</p>
<p>They put the baby in the hospital baby bed, lying on back, and Click! It&#8217;s done&#8230;you now have your baby photo.</p>
<p>Hmmm&#8230;.well that doesn&#8217;t sound very hard. So why do we all get those photos done?</p>
<p>Because your baby is the most precious gift from God and you want to be able to cherish that moment forever.</p>
<p>And that&#8217;s why we pay the photographer the big bucks.</p>
<p><strong>Here on some tips on getting the best picture from the photographer.</strong></p>
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<li>Make sure the baby is wearing a brightly colored outfit</li>
<li>No patterns, just solid colors</li>
<li>Ask to have the baby&#8217;s blanket put underneath them</li>
<li>Your own special photo shoot</li>
<li>Photography is such a fun way to express yourself and I&#8217;m sure you have someone in your life that enjoys it as a hobby.</li>
<li>So&#8230;..why not ask that person to come and do your own special photo shoot with your baby?</li>
<li>Posed shots are nice, but the candid ones show what moms new life is like with the new baby. Get your friend to follow you around the hospital and take pictures in the nursery too.</li>
<li>Here are some shots you won&#8217;t want to miss</li>
<li>Close picture of mom kissing baby</li>
<li>Mom holding baby up near face, nice smiling shot</li>
<li>Wrapping baby up in blanket</li>
<li>The hospital room</li>
<li>Mom lovingly looking down at baby, with hand on cheek</li>
<li>Do same pose looking down at baby, with hand on cheek with dad</li>
<li>Mom holding baby looking down with dad peering over moms shoulder</li>
<li>Mom, Dad and baby</li>
<li>Baby laying down on bed with mom sitting behind looking at baby</li>
<li>Mom holding baby&#8217;s hands and stretching them up over his head</li>
<li>Mom laying on her side with baby laying next to her</li>
<li>Mom nursing baby at distance or close up</li>
<li>Mom changing baby&#8217;s clothes</li>
<li>Mom bathing baby in the nursery</li>
<li>In rocking chair with baby</li>
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