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Madden Ford Personal Narrative

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There 's so much to love in this session with Madden Ford and his family. It 's hard for me, as a baby photographer, to wrap my brain around how many adorable moments filled the session. Along with Madden, who was 6 days new at the time of the session, there were brothers Brody and Greyson. Brody is 3 years old while Greyson is 20 months.

Madden Ford was born on March 3rd at 12:20 p.m., and weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces. His parents, Courtney and Tim, picked his name because it means a person who loves to be associated with family and friends. His middle name is Courtney 's mom 's maiden name. Each of the boy 's middle names have a special meaning to honor the couple 's families.

When it came time to shoot the older brothers with their newest

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