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    • Home
    • About Me
    • The Blog
      • Cheesy Smile Syndrome
      • Why I Offer Free Cancer Sessions Every October
      • Living Funeral
      • Lifestyle Photography Sessions Explained
      • How to Prepare for a Photo Session with Your Pet
      • Why You Should Still Print Your Photos
      • Why You Should Stop Taking Phone Selfies
    • My Portfolio
    • Investment
    Shannon Harris Photography
    • Information
      • Contact
      • Designing Portfolio
      • Cropping, Screenshoting, & Editing
      • FAQ'S
      • Hiring Uncle Joe
      • Privacy Policy
      • What To Wear
    • Special Sessions
      • Business Branding
      • Celebration Of Life
      • Tween Portrait Session
      • Boudior Session
    • Book A Session
    • Types Of Models Needed

    I’ve been inspired to begin offering sessions designed for the tween age group (8-14). As my daughters have grown into tweens themselves, I have become enamored with the children that they are and also with their group of friends. I have watched them create bonds that I truly think will last a lifetime. They have turned into girls that are incredibly self-motivated, a total overachiever, a tom-boy – yet they are still just a child and are beautiful inside, and out. I’m seeing glimpses of them changing from girls into a teenagers and I know in a blink of an eye they will be grown up, and I want to capture them just as they are, today. If you’re reading this as a tween mom yourself, I’m sure you can relate! 

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    Here’s why you should consider booking a Tween Uprising session to document this time in your child’s life:

    1. It’s the last time your kids are children before they become young adults. Pretty soon your sweet baby’s face will change as they hit puberty and they will start to look like the young adults they are growing into. As a mother of a tween myself, I know there’s only so much time left before they are full fledged teenagers. Right now, they will still be silly and act like a kid. Soon, they will be seeking their independence and freedom.

    2. A photo shoot boosts self-esteem.  This may be my favorite reason to document tweens. Who doesn’t want to feel like a model? Taking pictures of girls at this stage is a great way to make them feel good about themselves. It’s my mission to make my tween clients look and feel beautiful.  I want them to be reminded that although this is a tough and awkward age, they are still beautiful. I want these girls to know that it’s cool to be nice to everyone, it’s cool to be healthy, it’s cool to be strong, and it’s cool to just be yourself and not conform to what others think you should be. And most of all, be confident in who you are!

    3. Documenting this time with their friends is so important. Remembering your BFF’s from middle school and high school? Capturing magazine quality photos of them having fun are moments you and your daughter will cherish for a lifetime.

    4. As kids get older, they get more irritated with their siblings, and mom and dad can become dumb and annoying. Get them around their friends, and they are happy and silly. It shows an entirely new side of them, free of eye-rolling. If you have a child that struggles at family sessions, schedule their own session. No competition with siblings, no one annoying them ….. for whatever reason, when they are in front of the camera alone, they tend to relax and be themselves when no one is there watching or bugging them.


    Lets Make Memories!

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