The Canberra Maternity & Newborn Planning Guide
For Mums who don’t want to miss this season.
Pregnancy is temporary.
The way you hold your belly.
The quiet anticipation.
The version of you before everything changes.
This free guide walks you through:
• Why maternity photos matter more than you think
• The best weeks to book (and why earlier is okay)
• When to secure your newborn session
• What to wear in studio
• What partners can expect
• How priority due-date booking removes stress
• Why so many women regret waiting
• How to design a session that actually feels like you
If you’re pregnant in Canberra and wondering when or how to start planning — this is your first step.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How to plan ahead without adding pressure.
How to feel confident walking into your session.
How to avoid the “I wish I had” feeling later.
This isn’t about picture-perfect.
It’s about remembering.
A Soft First Step
At the end of the guide, you’ll be introduced to:
The $99 Studio Maternity Experience
A gentle way to begin.
Includes:
• A relaxed studio maternity session
• Access to wardrobe
• Priority due-date booking for newborn
• A complimentary 48-hour sneak peek image to announce your baby’s arrival
Simple. Calm. No overwhelm.
Download the Guide
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After you download, you’ll also receive a few thoughtful emails helping you decide if the $99 experience is the right next step.
No pressure. Just clarity.
Hi there, I’m Meg.
Mum of 2, member of a neuro-spicy family, which also includes our medium-sized, 33kg (lol) Groodle. I like reading, gardening (yes, I’m absolutely in my 30s), lifting heavy things, and running… sometimes.
Apparently, when I was 4 I said I wanted to be a photographer and even had a camera — but I must’ve forgotten, because I spent five years working in childcare while putting myself through uni for a media and communications degree, before heading off into the public service.
It was there I realised I’m creative at heart, struggle to sit still, a little weird, and way not cut out for a 9–5 desk job. I pulled my kiddo out of daycare, got serious about photography, and over the years I’ve learned not just how to take a photo, but how to read people — especially kids — and make them feel happy and special. Then I click the camera.
And I’m not gonna lie: I owe my entire business to my husband saying, “Go get this,” and to every single person who chooses to book with me.
“Meg has a magic, a magic to capture the moment and the love and emotion you share as a family.
This is our second time working with her and I feel like she’s part of our family.”
