Taking an 8-month-old baby to visit the White Goose Pond Art Museum! Great for photos

Taking the baby to the museum, walk very slowly. This place is really beautiful! Great for photos! Sharing tips for taking an 8-month-old baby to the White Goose Pond Art Museum What should you pay attention to? 1️⃣ If you want fewer people, choose to go on weekdays to avoid weekends. If you can only go on weekends, choose the morning! 2️⃣ Choose a time when the baby is full and well-rested, so it's easier to take photos without fussing. Or bring equipment that helps them sleep peacefully, such as a baby carrier if they like to sleep in it, a favorite toy if they like to sleep with it, or a stroller if they need to sleep in it. 3️⃣ It's really big inside. If you don't plan to use a stroller and want to use a baby carrier, make sure your back is strong enough, otherwise, you'll get tired 😩. 4️⃣ If you want beautiful photos, dress the baby up a bit, put on nice clothes, and for girls with less hair, you can use a headband or hat. 5️⃣ Clear out the stroller in advance or tidy it up to make the photos look better. 6️⃣ The nursing room is on the 3rd floor in a relatively hidden place, you need to ask the staff (the nursing room is quite large but the environment is so-so). There are vertical elevators on the 2nd and 3rd floors that are rarely used. To go to the 4th and 5th floors, you need to ask the staff/security to arrange for the special access elevator, which is a bit troublesome. Only the 3rd floor has a row of seats for resting, but there are not many seats and it's a bit hot. 7️⃣ The air conditioning inside is quite strong, remember to dress the baby warmly!