Some icing on the cake

I always like doing nice things for others, especially my clients! After all it is ALL about my clients! If it weren't for you, there would be no Jennifer Jabbour Photography. There would still be a Jennifer Jabbour and a camera and lots and lots of photos of Noah, but even that would be short lived because all of those photos would end up being of Noah's back, as he runs away screaming, "No pictures!" So Noah is also very appreciative that mommy has found another outlet to satiate her photography desires.

Until May 31st, I've already put together the Mother's Day Special, which ends up being a savings of over $300 on A La Carte's, or over $100 on collections. But, as a way to say thank you, I'd like to give all my wonderful clients and client's friends and families an opportunity to save even more money.

So contact me between now and April 21st, and I will take an additional $100 off the Mother's Day Special, and expand the session to be up to 4 people for no additional cost!

And just in case I failed to mention this before, all sessions need to take place by May 31st, as well.

Growing Up

Yes, our little boy is growing up. He turned three at the end of March. I put together the sweetest slideshow to play at his party, and can barely think about it without crying. It's incredible how much he changed in just one year. When he turned two, he was still very much a baby, but somehow he became a big boy this last year. I don't know how or when, but he's so very very big now.
I'm so grateful I take pictures of everything! The only way I can remember all the cute little things he does is with these pictures. I'm horrible at writing things down, and even printing all the photos I take, but my memory always returns when I browse through the thousands of photos I have of him.
Here's a couple of photos of our big boy.

I love this one because it shows his personality so much. He was looking at me with his "noculars".

I had to take one of his new big boy hair cut. I think cutting off his beautiful long strands made his turning three that much more difficult.

And this one is just oh, so precious. It's his Papa helping him ride his brand new bicycle.