Who says that professional birth photography is just for human babies? No one! Especially not photographers Emma Collins and Jake Foster, who recently added a furry member to their family. To celebrate the arrival of their newly adopted kitten, they commissioned their friend and fellow photographer, Mia Thompson, to capture the moment in a series of laugh-out-loud “birth” photos.
These playful images took social media by storm, with Emma sharing them on her Facebook page under the event title, “Welcome Baby.” The photos ranged from faux contractions to the big moment of “crowning,” showcasing every adorable detail of their kitten’s arrival, including its tiny paws.
Mia Thompson, whose stunning work can be found on Instagram at @photomagicbymia, explained the inspiration behind the project: “Emma and I have collaborated on various photography projects before, and when she asked me to help announce her new shelter kitty, I knew we could bring our past experiences of capturing births into this fun concept. We wanted to celebrate those precious moments of new life, even if it’s a kitten!”
The results? A delightful series that captures everything from a disheveled new “mom” cradling her rescue kitten in a soft hospital blanket to the proud “dad” peeking in for a closer look.
The pair humorously documented the occasion with captions like “She has his eyes” and “#Blessed,” giving a light-hearted twist to the typical birth announcement. Their creativity and sense of fun shine through in every photo—whether it’s a close-up of the kitten’s tiny paws or the new family checking to see if their little one is a boy or girl.
Emma and Mia were astounded by the rapid spread of their photos online. “We never imagined it would go viral. It’s been such a surreal experience that we’ve both been reaching for extra deodorant over the past few days!”
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In summary, Emma and Jake’s playful kitten birth photos have captured hearts and laughter online, proving that creativity knows no bounds—whether it’s for a fur baby or a human one.
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