Tour Leah Islinger Photography's Studio ~ Located In Little Chute, WI

When you enter the door, directly to the right, is my posing table and the cubbies full of wraps, hats & bonnets, hair pretties, lovies, florals & more!

This is the view from the sitting area - here you will see my newborn posing table and to the left & right on the wall are all of my tiny newborn outfits.

Another angle and closer view of all of the cubby contents. There is a white cart that holds diapers, wipes, the baby shusher, posing pillows, hooks to keep headbands on that I will be using during the session, lint roller, baby hair brush, and anything else I may need to keep close by for baby.

Drawers stuffed full of little lovies for babies to hold!

Here is an up-close view of some of my tiny baby hats, bonnets, and little headbands/tiebacks.

On the left side of my posing table, I have three racks full of baby girl newborn clothing that I have available for my clients.

On the right side of my posing table, I have three racks full of baby boy newborn clothing that I have available for my clients.

This is a view of the top shelf of my storage cubbies. You will see little signs I use for posing with newborns along with other tiny props I can pose with babies as well. There are so many more that are stored away in a drawer of my posing table! You can also see the gorgeous froggy pose canvas of one of my past newborn clients!

Here is another cubby shelf that is stationed next to the studio door. Here you will see many different types of wraps and layers that I use in both my newborn and milestone sessions. This shelf also stores many of my favorite props baskets and beds and also the large colored backdrops that I use for family posing during my newborn sessions.

This is the view when you first walk into the studio. The wall all the way on the right is the main area that I use for most of my family posing. This is also a space for parents to sit & watch while I work with their newborn. The little room beyond the doorway is the 'sitting/lounge' area, which also stores more backdrops and props.

Looking into the middle room.....