There are many couples that when their baby is born they decide to make him artistic photos with a professional who can capture them and then keep them as souvenirs or exhibit them at home. Those in which the babies are in a basket or similar are very common, as showing how small they can be.
The professional photographer Jocelyn Conway, from Photojos, he thought it might be a good idea to show how babies are in the womb, and for that nothing better a mold of the mother's belly still pregnant, made with plaster, then use it when they are born. The result? Your photos are causing rage.
As if the baby came back "home"
It is true that it is still a plaster container, which has been baptized as "Bump Bowl", but it has the peculiarity of being the way it had the belly that housed it and the emotional complement of being a memory of when it was still inside.
Apparently, babies are very calm when placed in the molds, as if it were a return to what was their home for nine months, or at least it is what Conway explains in The Huffington Post.
These molds are made when the mother is pregnant from 34 to 36 weeks. Once you have it and it has dried, add a little more plaster to give it more consistency and cover the edges so that they are a little thicker and softer.
The mold, as parents want
In the photos we see the molds of the bellies of white color, but many families ask him to have some color, or even to be decorated. The idea is then to be able keep it as a souvenir from the belly, and as a souvenir of the place where when the baby was born he could sleep for a while while he was photographed.
And the result is so curious, so beautiful, that the photos do not go unnoticed. Don't you think?
