Ironic story – Suannah earlier last year emailed me about #birthphotography in Phoenix but the timing was iffy back when Josh and I were still contemplating our move to Portland, Oregon. My intuition was right since we left in early September and these #tworiffic twins were born after we relocated. It rips my heart to refer someone out but I was so grateful that I got a chance to meet and document this family’s new normal with twins and multiples and tandem nursing on my trip back down the following November.

Also – Susannah is actually the cousin to Sarah (gorgeous mom in my last blog), my birth mom from last July. These ladies got to be pregnant together and now live in the same luxury apartment complex right across the breezeway where frequent adorable baby and toddler playdates are a thing 😍

Are you a family in Portland, Oregon or southern Washington and looking for support? There’s a local group call Full House MOMs and DADs where you can connect with other families with a full house.

Tandem nursing parents, you are my hero every day of the week. If you’re looking for some extra help navigating nursing in general and would like to explore a tandem relationship then Adrienne IBCLC of Wy-East Lactation Support is your woman!

I have 1 little brother and when my mom was pregnant all I wanted in the world was a baby sister. Even after Josh (yes my brother is Josh too!) arrived I insisted there was a mistake and he should be a girl. On my dad’s side of the family I was the only girl and desperate for some estrogen in my life. Nowadays I can’t imagine him any other way and love our dynamic. One day Zeb will realize that he’s got that times two. Should be interesting to see what three can get themselves into 😄

#thefutureisfemale
I want to snuggle and hug every little gal that I’ve photographed and just tell them tales of how amazing and strong they are. How one day they will be the movers and the shakers and we will look to them.

Nose squishies – my preferred method of connection. Nothing quite so satisfying as grabbing my child or husband into a hug and just really getting my nose in there. They smell comforting and familiar and something I don’t want to ever let go of.

Not even 2 months old and already styling their hair differently

“If you see with innocent eyes, everything is divine.”

“Look up, now look down. Up is endless, down has an ending. Always look up.”

Do you live in Oregon and would like to explore the opportunity of having your Twins and Multiples and Tandem Nursing Milestone story
documented by Meg Ross Photography, a Portland Birth and Family Photographer?
Reach out today and literally freeze this moment in time before it fades away.
As a fellow parent I understand how fleeting each milestone and memory can be.

Want to see more of my Lifestyle family portfolio? Follow me this way…
…and then feel free to stalk me on Instagram.