Last December 2, a handful of eager parents, some with their precious bundles, trooped to Medela House for The Breastfeeding Club’s final meeting for the year 2012.
The parents had their fill of helpful knowledge about breastfeeding from Ms. Abbie Venida-Yabot, Leader of La Leche League Manila, especially now that the Christmas holiday is fast approaching. Then they connected with each other and with their inner maternal and paternal sparks with the help of Ms. Anna Escay-Cortez, Chief Spark of My Masterpiece Movement. The attendees were ready to face the challenges of parenting with renewed confidence.
What better way to treat these parents who were there than to bring home a wonderful souvenir portrait? The Breastfeeding Club partnered with The Camera Diary to provide the pictorial services complete with an elegant studio-type set-up delivering quality photos as a keepsake. The Camera Diary offered their top-notch expertise in portraiture with on-the-spot editing of pictures so they’d be perfect to frame and display. This is a lovely way to capture the smiles of moms, dads and even children who were happy to discover more ways to love their family and were satisfied with their learning from the event.
Below are a couple of the souvenir photos taken at the said event. The Camera Diary did a studio-type photobooth for the speakers and the participants.
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| Ms. Abbie and family |
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| Ms. Maricel and family |
Please visit The Camera Diary's Facebook page for more pictures from the portfolio and the rates.
this is surely a great event to attend.. anyway i breastfeed when son when he was a baby but for some reason he stop drinking my milk when he turned 6 months old
ReplyDeleteI promise to myself that I will BF my next baby. This is one of my frustrations with my first born. Thankfully, he is growing healthy and smart.
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye
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Yes, thankfully! I am grateful to God for keeping my first and second babies healthy even though I breastfed (mixed with formula) them for just a month.
DeleteThis photo booth is really good for all occassions especially now that there are parties hapenning around.
ReplyDeletethis is a different photobooth, it is unique.. :)
ReplyDeleteI breastfed my youngest till he was four. seryoso. we don't have breastfeeding support here in our city (baguio). I remember wanting to buy medela pumps but they are not available here so I settled with the avent manual. I had three actually (one was a gift) because I work (so breastfeeding and working is possible.dont ever give up breastfeeding)
ReplyDeleteWow! So admirable! And you're working even! Good for you!
DeleteGaling! I've been breastfeeding my son for almost 9 months now, and even though wala namang problema, I wish there's a breastfeeding support group here in Davao. I'd like to hear encouraging stories from other bf moms!
Deletenice....and though I am not yet a mom nor married, i would definitely breastfeed my soon to baby (so advance). ;-) nice photo booth by the way. :-)
ReplyDeleteI never tried breastfeeding, I hope to do it on my next child.
ReplyDeleteits nice to know that there is a breastfeeding club, i breastfed my two kids!
ReplyDeleteBreastfeeding club is something new to my ears. I don't know if we have one here at our community.
ReplyDeleteWow.. it's nice that they already have that community. Kudos to the club!
ReplyDeleteI am breastfeeding and I plan to to do so until my baby is two. I love medela pumps, it made the first days bearable when my milk suppy was still building up.
ReplyDeleteCool Momentos. I have heard about breastfeeding club over here in Singapore but didn't join it. Am enjoying breastfeeding my #3 even though she is 2yrs old now.
ReplyDeleteOrganizations like this one you have should receive praise and support for long term existence. This will surely help spread that great advantages of breastfeeding. :)
ReplyDeleteCheers!
ComEx Dec 11, '12
Uy wow, nice family portrait. That was a wonderful tough to make the event more memorable.
ReplyDeleteThose are very nice shots, really worth keeping the memories and the moments alive.
ReplyDeleteNice shots and nice background!
ReplyDeletenice photos.. i wonder if the person behind the camera is a professional
ReplyDeleteThanks! The photographers are professionals.
DeleteOh, what lovely family portraits!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love photo booths, it has become a part of every special occasion or event. But that one from Camera Diary is different, very classy!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Deletei love the photo background much...looks like a photo taken at one side of a mansion house! :)
ReplyDeleteI consider this a unique background for the photobooth!
ReplyDeleteCongrat to your group! The breastfeeding club is a very noble club!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! The set up of The Camera Diary is really glam! A very nice souvenir! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Louise! Saw you at Yes Mommy! :-)
DeleteCongrats! Nice club! I just heard about it now. :)
ReplyDeletewowow, fanily pictures for each BF club members is such a neat treat, goodluck to your club
ReplyDeleteI love the damask design and the velvet curtains. I wish the photo studios in our province could do those stuff. That's a great event to attend. I hope to impart some knowledge to my daughters when they grow up as well.
ReplyDeleteLove the family portraits. And it's really nice to see groups like these emerge these days. We all need something we can cling on for help especially when it comes to breastfeeding.
ReplyDeleteCE 12/18
I'm proud to say that I have breastfeed all my four kids. I've been blessed with abundant milk also so it wasn't a big problem. I really wish to attend events like this. Hope to have it here in Cebu.
ReplyDeleteThat's a photo booth? Nice! I was only able to breastfeed for two months then had to switch to formula. I didn't have a lot of milk no matter how much pumping I did.
ReplyDeleteI can't see the "comment part" in your newer posts sis.. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing that out! I fixed it already.
Deletei missed that event. sayang. i think Abbie and Maricel are great support group for any breastfeeding mommy. Thank God that I met them.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are really supportive and very helpful to moms who would like to breastfeed.
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