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wovenstudio, Gold Coast (2026)

08/11/2021

Bubbles for little Mabel • perfect time now to get those family portraits done for Christmas x • family session

21/10/2021

I love capturing love! Congrats to Mr & Mrs Trezise xx

15/10/2021

Happy Birthday to my dear friend Nat x

07/09/2021

Wild & wonderful sister love x • Sylvie & Dusty

28/08/2021

Happy 40th to this rad dad!

27/08/2021

Special family time

26/08/2021

Here is my toothless niece, Gracie

25/08/2021

Lovely Jess & her wee family xx • family session

05/08/2021

World Breastfeeding Week
Here is my dear friend Cayleh feeding her baby boy Makani. Below are words by Cayleh who writes with such honesty about her breastfeeding journey.

“It’s World Breastfeeding Week… this years theme being “Protecting breastfeeding; a shared responsibility.” And so it should be!

Those first few weeks of breastfeeding I didn’t think we would last very long. I cried when Makani would need a feed, had cracked and blistered ni***es, was very engorged and just couldn’t quite get the correct latch, then to be told he had a tongue and lip tie and that was hindering our journey. Getting that cut or lasered didn’t sit right with me, so we persisted and all it took was one midwife to tweak my latch and I had a few painless feeds which built my confidence to keep going. The journey was still seriously hard at times but I am so proud of us for persevering as it was hugely important to me to give it a good crack. We are still going strong 11 months later and I am so proud. Sadly, I thought it was all up to me in those early days, when there should be a village of support and readily available resources. I felt hugely responsible for being able to feed my son, and if I couldn’t; what kind of a mother would I be? I know they say fed is best, but any mama will tell you that it’s just hard to accept.

The support is out there, but it’s definitely hard to seek and I wished I researched a whole lot more before becoming a mama. I asked every single midwife and nurse in hospital to check my latch but once you get sent home, it’s seeya and good luck. And that’s when the breastfeeding rates tend to drop off. It may feel like the most natural thing in the world, but it doesn’t come naturally.

To all the mamas who are about to embark on their feeding journey, who weren’t able to breastfeed and felt their body failed them, to those who simply chose not to, the mamas who pump and sterilize non stop and feed around the clock, you are all worthy! I’m inspired by you all and this is your reminder to just be kind to yourself. We can all do our bit to share the responsibility of breastfeeding! Drop off meals to a new mama so she can stay on the couch cluster feeding her newborn, or even one handed snacks so she remembers to eat, someone to help around the house so she can demand feed, or just friends or partner offering words of support, especially when out and about. We weren’t meant to do this alone and we all have a role in supporting breastfeeding.”

02/03/2021

This is gorgeous Kara & her wee family.

Ever stuck for ideas on the perfect gift... the gift of a photo shoot is something your friend will always cherish x

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm