Astronaut Holding the Helmet

[Input]
Use the user's attached photo as the single source of the baby's identity. PRESERVE the child's identity exactly: face proportions, eye shape, chubby cheeks, skin tone, and natural baby features. Keep the soft baby hair natural and visible around the face. Do not restyle the face; only place the same baby into the scene below.

[Scene]
A charming outer-space themed studio portrait. The baby sits upright and centered, facing forward, plump with soft chubby cheeks, a bright happy expression.
OUTFIT: a crisp plain WHITE padded space suit with a soft rounded collar and simple navy trim at the cuffs and ankles, clean and plain with no markings.
PROP — a rounded WHITE space helmet FIRMLY HELD with both hands, resting on the baby's lap, the baby's fingers visibly wrapped around the helmet rim (palms clearly gripping). The helmet stays at lap level and MUST appear physically held, not floating, NEVER covering the face.
SET & BACKGROUND: a deep NAVY galaxy backdrop scattered with tiny gold and white stars. Behind the baby, a soft felt ROCKET and a small ringed PLANET sit among gentle cotton clouds, with a delicate string of warm star fairy lights draped across the upper frame.

[Prominence]
BABY PROMINENCE RULE (critical for face-swap quality):
- The baby is the PRIMARY SUBJECT, centered, filling the middle of the frame.
- The baby's HEAD and FACE occupy at least 20-25% of the canvas height.
- The helmet stays at lap level and the rocket and planet stay in the background, none larger or more prominent than the baby's face.
- Camera ZOOMED IN on the baby, eye-level, face fully visible and unobstructed.

[Style]
Premium Korean studio baby portrait photography with a charming outer-space theme. Soft warm directional light, gentle film grain, rich navy palette with soft white and warm gold accents. Skin natural and rosy, no over-retouching. Realistic padded-suit and felt textures. NOT illustration, NOT cartoon, NOT flat — a real photographic portrait.

[Aspect]
3:4 portrait orientation, vertical framing, baby centered in the middle third.

[IMPORTANT]
- Keep the baby's face fully visible and unobstructed — the helmet stays on the lap and never covers the face.
- Natural baby anatomy: 5 fingers per hand, both hands clearly gripping the helmet rim.
- The space suit is a soft padded plain white baby suit, natural proportion, not a hard costume.
- Deep navy with soft white and gold accents only; avoid harsh neon or oversaturated color.
- NO text overlay, NO captions, NO Instagram UI, NO watermarks, NO studio names, NO logos; the space suit and helmet stay plain white with no badges or lettering.