About Me
Hello!
Thank you for visiting My Little Stinky! It’s been 10 years since I started this business I think it’s time I write an about section. When I was 5 my dad bought a bakery in our town{Bayonne}. I was so so excited I thought it was so cool until I was 10 and we all had to work weekends and holidays. That’s right as young as 10 I was in my parent’s bakery designing cakes, dipping cookies, making boxes etc. I honestly hated it as a teen but I didn’t realize my dad was instilling a work ethic in us that I would later use. I would always scream I would never ever own my own business it was too stressful.
Out of college I started working at a waterfront restaurant in Hoboken called Lua. I was a hostess then later was promoted to event planner/manager. I worked there for 7 years I loved it so much I always told my boss he was never getting rid of me. Then it happened. I was alone in the restaurant decorating for fall when the street collapsed into the Hudson river right in front of my eyes. It was the craziest thing I had ever seen the 911 dispatcher was even confused. Sadly we were shut down.
I had done one cake smash session two weeks before for a friend. I knew everyone would think I was crazy but I wanted to start my own child photography business. Sure enough everyone thought I was crazy except my boyfriend of two months{now husband}. Ofcourse everyone thought the name was even crazier but it had significance to me. When my first nephews, niece and little cousins were born I always called them my little stinky.
I started this business literally from my basement bedroom where I lived with 3 other roommates. To say these people were insanely patient was an understatement! They dealt with A LOT of noise and most worked nights.
My Little Stinky Photography really took off! I cant believe it has been 10 years and the last 4 years my clients truly helped me with my fertility journey. You can read about my fertility journey, on our Facebook page, click here.
Thank you for reading if you have any questions feel free to reach out.
Sincerely,