Captivating Moments: A Joyful Celebration of Your Child's Transformative First Year

In this special day, many parents choose to capture commemorative photos of their child, creating lasting memories of their precious moments in early childhood. These photos serve as cherished mementos that can be treasured as the child grows up, allowing them to reminisce about their delightful early years.

Capturing Priceless Moments: Celebrating Your Baby's Unique Birthday Photos

Whether parents choose playful concepts or a more deepened connection in their child's birthday photoshoot, the result will be a series of endearing photos like this.

After posting a set of photos to celebrate her son's birthday on social networks, Ms. Tran Tam from Ho Chi Minh City commented, "This is my son when taking pictures for his birthday. Are you children like this? I have a lot of work at home, don't bother to talk, I feel so helpless."

"I'm not fond of taking pictures, I don't like being photographed."

Curiosity piqued, everyone clicked to see Tran Tam's photo, and everyone was startled and laughed at the "difficult" photoset. From the beginning to the end, the boy only had one expression—crying. Sometimes he cried, sometimes he cried loudly, sometimes he screamed as if being betrayed. Whether taking a concept photo with a cute breadmaker or a bright background, the boy still couldn't stop crying.

This boy has had a set of photos for a lifetime. After a few hours of sharing, the boy's photoset has received 19 thousand likes, 2.5 thousand very cute comments, and 3 thousand shares.

Upon speaking to Ms. Tran Tam, she mentioned that her son's name is Khai Hung, named after his father's family. Last month, her parents had Khai Hung take a photo to celebrate his milestone. Ms. Tam said that at two years old, when she took Khai Hung's sister for photos, she was very creative, smiling from beginning to end, so she thought Khai Hung would be like that too. However, it turned out to be Khai Hung's turn to cry when the camera was raised, and there was no way to calm the baby down.

On the first day, Khai Hung's photo session was all "tears," so the parents and the photographer decided to let the baby take one more photo the next day. But the next day, everything was still the same—Khai Hung still cried, short tears, and long tears. Because it's cute to see a baby cry, Tam wants to save every picture of the crying baby. Fortunately, the second shoot also had times when his parents coaxed Khai Hung to stop crying, so he also had a few smiling photos.

Ms. Tam added that normally, her son laughs a lot, always smiles, and is nicknamed "Good Boy." Only when going to take pictures can he cry "out of tears" like that. Khai Hung now has 8 teeth, weighs 13kg, and is 78cm tall. He can say words like "Bye bye" and "Ba ba."