This comprehensive resource provides&nbspinsight into the strategies&nbspneeded to devise and implement creative, flattering poses for children of all age groups, from newborns through preteens. Posing&nbspoptions are organized around the logical age groupings&nbspof babies, toddlers, children, and groups.&nbspAn&nbspinvestigation of&nbspthe impact of the color, texture, and shape of the posing prop on the image is included, as&nbspare ways to effectively use the parent as a prop&nbspfor babies who are too young to support a pose.&nbspStrategies for working with on-the-go&nbspclients are detailed, such as having attention-getting playthings on hand&nbspthat engage subjects, add dimension to the portrait, and ensure a better-posed image. Interactive games that capture and hold the attention of toddlers are described, and ideas for earning the trust of this subject group&nbspare also covered. Photographers will benefit from advice for working through tantrums, tears, and willful independence-skills that, while not in the realm of posing education,&nbsphave a positive&nbspimpact on&nbspthe photographer's ability to&nbspcaptivate the desired pose.