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Sweet and Sassy

Heather Lickliter — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 18:48:14 +0000

I met this sweetie at her home in Athens yesterday. She’s probably one of the most self-aware two-year0olds that I’ve ever met! She KNOWS what she wants and she refuses to be sidetracked. She sidestepped all of my tricks too! Plus, I got the bright idea that I wanted to carry that zebra chaise outside for photos, which was quite the workout before I’d had my Diet Coke in the morning. Then she refused to sit on it! I thought all our hard work bringing it out was for nothing, but we finally managed to get her on it by telling her she wasn’t allowed. Whew!

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Welcome baby boy!

Heather Lickliter — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 04:02:15 +0000

When I walked in to this session today, there was no mistaking this boy for anyone else’s child. He looked JUST like his big sister when she was born. He looks sliiightly less girly, but the same face, same chin, same hair. Oh, it was déjà vu. Big sis just keeps getting cuter and cuter, and was sure hamming it for me today. I even got two hugs from her super-shy self. I also couldn’t not include thier other fur-kids. I got 7/10! Check out their maternity session! You can see big sister’s other sessions also: newborn and 10 months!

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A trio of sweetness

Heather Lickliter — Fri, 07 May 2010 19:54:21 +0000

I just LOVE these kids. Like, every time I see them I just want to smooch and hug all over them. They’re so fun and sweet and a joy to be around. Plus, the mom and dad are too, it’s like one big family of awesome.

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Little Miss Happy

Heather Lickliter — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:58:53 +0000

So, last time for this little sweetie’s session, she was sooo mad at us, and I swore to mom and dad that the next one would be different because she’d be so thrilled with being able to sit up. I’m not sure they believed me until I was leaving the day of this session. Thank goodness I was right (this time) and she was a lot more thrilled with us than last time. Check out her heads up session and her newborn session!

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Sitting up!

Heather Lickliter — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:37:49 +0000

This sweet girl is a baby planner. Her hair just keeps growing and growing. I mean, of course it does, but it grows like whoah! Check out her heads up session and her newborn session! She was having a little bit of stranger fear, so when we first started the session she made sure to let us know that this wasn’t what she’d signed up for that morning. She got over most of that, but she SO did not cope well with a pettiskirt.

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Atlanta’s prettiest baby girl

Heather Lickliter — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:00:23 +0000

Oh, this sweetie was so good to me. Didn’t pee on me, didn’t poop on me, slept nearly the whole time and let me do just about whatever I wanted. Plus, mom and dad have the BEST house, so I got to do a lot of neat things with their personal items. Love it! Plus, check out that giant smile we got!

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It’s a colorful world

Heather Lickliter — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:11:34 +0000

Let me just tell you how much I LOVE this family. They’re From the Crib plan graduate as of this session and I love to see how she’s changed over the year. They’re both really into vintage, so I was excited about the tree they had. White and decorated in 50’s style glass ornaments, plus it was in a bright orange room. LOVE IT!! Here she is at 8 months and 4 months.

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Pajama Jammy Jam

Heather Lickliter — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:45:46 +0000

Oh, how I love this family. I see them at least twice every year and I just love them more and more every time. This year for their holiday photos they wanted a photos in front of the door like they do every time, but they also asked for something more fun and unique. I suggested a bed jumping in pajamas theme, which they all thought was pretty fun. Big sister sure is the best jumping, littlest brother was short a nap and so not into it, poor guy.

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