4-Year-Old Boy Has Photoshoot With His Favorite Baby Doll

Jan 29, 2020 by apost team

Ashley Fitz is a photographer and also owner of her own business called “Ashley Mae Photography”. When she isn’t taking pictures for people, she’s spending time with her four-year-old son, Jynsen.

Recently, she put her photography skills to work when she took a photoshoot of her son with his favorite baby doll. The results are wonderful and people are absolutely loving the sweet images.

Photos by Ashley Mae / ashleymaephotographyllc.mypixieset.com

Ashley explains that Jynsen, her youngest, was going through a rough patch after his dad was deployed. She took the little boy to Walmart to pick up a few things when he caught sight of a baby doll and instantly fell in love.

Along with the doll, he wanted to get her a stroller and a bottle. Jynsen called his new baby “Three”. After he took the doll home, the 4-year-old became almost impossible to separate from the doll, the mother of three explained to Today.

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Photos by Ashley Mae / ashleymaephotographyllc.mypixieset.com

She was editing photos one night when Jynsen came up and announced that Three still hadn’t taken her baby photos yet, and asked his mom if she would be willing to take them for him. Ashley decided that it was an amazing idea, and let her little son participate in a full daddy-newborn photoshoot that she then published online.

In the caption that she included with the photos, she explained that “Three” was a little old to get the newborn poses but they decided to give it a go anyway. She claims that the little “booger” was awake the entire time, reports People.

When Jynsen's talented mother published the photos online, they quickly went viral. Who can blame people for wanting to share such sweet images of this little boy who clearly loves his doll?

Photos by Ashley Mae / ashleymaephotographyllc.mypixieset.com

People are often torn with indecision about whether or not boys should be allowed to play with dolls. From these images, it’s easy to see that Jynsen loves his doll. What do you think about boys that want to play with toys that are generally marketed toward girls? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below!