I would get rid of the child sitting up in a rock n play (safety) and the photo after of the child playing with toys on the table and a dirty bowl right next to him.
Some of the other photos I would crop in to feature more of the kids and less of the environment if there is anything that isn't perfectly neat (like another poster mentioned).

The easiest way to get GREAT photos of your place is to take them when the children aren't there. You could then stage a few photos where the environment is PERFECTLY neat/clutter free to include if you feel you need children in them. I've found that I don't need any photos with children in them, however. Photos of the environment for a tour is more than enough.

Good luck!

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