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Taking the Perfect Picture of Your Kid
From the day your child is born, each moment is so precious and fleeting. You want to document every sweet age and stage, from the first time you lay eyes on her to the first day of school. But getting those great photos can be elusive.
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For most of us, parenthood comes more naturally than photography. And it doesn't leave much time to pore over a digital-camera manual. That's why we asked professional photographers for their best, easiest tips for taking great kid pictures. Fire away! Then enter your top shot in our cover-model contest.
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I know what it is like for a child to live in a hospital. My daughter has been in and out of a children's hospital half her life. She almost died last October and November. TOday, she is bad behind on her development. It's stressful!
3/21/2011 03:30:29 PM Report Abusewell I am past the spoiled stage lol My baby screams unless he sees his mommy and daddy, but what can you exspect from a baby in the nicu half his life lol but at least he knows were there when we need them
3/1/2011 01:39:32 PM Report AbuseI agree with you because when we do spoil our children too much they begin to expect it rather than appreciate the things we do for them. I am a mother of 3 girls and I love them dearly but I tell you they have been teaching me how to be a mom and how children will test you and your patience.
11/29/2010 01:53:25 PM Report Abuseas a parent you can not do eveything for your children because if you do they will grow up not knowing how to do for themselves
11/2/2010 01:49:56 PM Report Abuse