Mom Poses With Adorable Newborn Baby For Photoshoot. And Then This Happened...

IANS, 28 Jul, 2017 07:07 PM

Newborn and pregnancy photographer Ana Brandt has shared an adorable video showing what really goes behind the scenes while shooting with newborns.

The candid video shows a mom holding her sleeping baby. Cute, right? But just as the photographer gets ready to capture the perfect moment, the baby pees on the mommy.

"Oh, he's peeing on me," the mother exclaims.

As she stands helplessly waiting for the assistant to clean up the mess, things escalate. Seconds later, an explosion of poop, in a projectile motion that shocks the entire room. Pausing briefly to adjust the baby, the photographer goes on to take photos but the baby launches a bit more poop.

The video, shared by the photographer, has nearly 2 lakh views and currently the source of amusement to many.

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