A business in Enterprise is offering parents-to-be and their loved ones to see their baby before it arrives.
Cumbie and Owens have been working to bring this studio to the Wiregrass for a few years now, and this week they officially opened their doors for business.“We just thought it would be a great place for moms to come and have their family because you can’t take your family to the doctor, you can’t take your friends to the doctor, so we are providing a way for the baby to be seen in utero by everybody,” Owens said.
If the mother prefers a handful of loved ones to accompany her, or a larger crowd, the studio will accommodate. Mothers-to-be can bring up to 27 loved ones to the session.Subscribe to our
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