I hold a special spot in my heart for twins. Growing up, I didn’t want twins (my nan is an identical twin and if you ever run into her in town, you will hear the story that she has twin great-grand daughters and that she was an identical twin herself…). Actually when I was pregnant with Elijah, my nan knit two of everything, she was sure I was having twins. Even when she was there for the birth, she insisted there would be another one. Well, she got her wish the second time around. And now I realize how blessed and lucky I am to be given the opportunity to have twins. I feel part of an ‘inside club’ when I watch the bond between my girls.
Now, Wyatt and Eden came to be at 9 weeks old. Probably one of the hardest shoots I have done. Normally I don’t like to do a newborn shoot over 14 days, it just doesn’t work out well, the baby is past the newborn squishy stage and sleeping stage. But Eden was in the hospital for three weeks, then I had surgery, and since they live past Barrie, it wasn’t like they could just come whenever, so 9 weeks it was! Wyatt was very alert, we would think he was in a good deep sleep, but as soon as he was moved, he would open those eyes right up…but I did manage to get him out for awhile, and he kept smiling at me in his sleep. Then there was Eden, another one of my feisty little girls. And what made it harder, she didn’t like to touch Wyatt, she was happy to be on her own, but then if I brought her near him, she would cry. It seemed like I would get one settled, and then the other would cry, then I would settle that one, and the other would start crying! But with a lot of patience, and about 5 hours later, we got some pretty cute shots! Here are just a couple…



