종이 우주비행사 헬멧 + 카드보드 우주선 — 첫 우주탐험

[Purpose]
Premium Korean 100-day baby lifestyle portrait of an awake baby in a paper astronaut helmet and blue gingham romper, in tummy time on a shaggy beige rug in front of a cardboard spaceship box with hand-drawn space illustrations.

[Scene — image-to-image edit, preserve identity]
Use the user's attached 100-day baby photo as the base. PRESERVE the child's identity (face proportions, eye shape, skin tone, chubby cheek fullness, soft baby hair). The baby's natural hair is fully covered by the fitted paper astronaut helmet — do not transfer the user's hair. The child must remain recognizably the same.

Korean Asian baby aged approximately 100 to 120 days, soft chubby mochi cheeks, gentle awake expression with eyes softly open and curious, slight gentle smile.

OUTFIT (paid face-swap pipeline — headwear FULLY covers hair):
- HEADDRESS (FITTED, FULLY COVERS hair): a {helmet_color_description} paper astronaut helmet with a visible cardboard paper texture (not real metal — clearly a craft paper texture), a clear transparent visor in front of the face (the visor MUST NOT show any reflection or glare on the face area — the face is fully visible through the visor). The helmet fits snugly around the head, FULLY COVERS hair with a sharp clean oval boundary visible through the visor. A small generic "SPACE" word stitched onto the side of the helmet (1 to 5 letter English word "SPACE" only, NO real space agency letter strings).
- OUTFIT: a soft blue gingham check long-sleeve baby romper, soft cotton texture, full-body coverage with little gingham check footed legs. Tiny matching white knit socks.

PROP — paper planet card grip pose + side props (CRITICAL space scene):
- A small hand-cut paper {planet_prop_description} card (approximately 8 to 10 cm, paper-cut craft texture with visible paper edge — clearly a hand-made paper craft, NOT a real planet model).
- Baby's right tiny hand FIRMLY GRASPED on the paper planet card — fingers visibly wrapped, palm clearly gripping the soft paper card.
- SIDE PROPS: 2 to 3 small mini paper space parts (paper-cut stars, small paper meteorite shapes, generic paper space accessories) arranged decoratively beside the baby on the rug, NOT covering the body or face.

BACKGROUND: a cardboard spaceship box approximately 60 cm wide ({spaceship_design_description}, drawn in a hand-illustrated craft tone with visible marker or paint texture — clearly a craft cardboard box, NOT a real spaceship). The box sits behind the baby. The baby lies on a shaggy long-pile beige faux-fur rug (warm beige tone, soft long pile texture) in tummy-time position. Soft warm wooden-tone wall in the upper background. Soft natural daylight from the upper-left.

BABY PROMINENCE RULE (CRITICAL):
- Baby is PRIMARY SUBJECT, full body visible in tummy time, fills approximately 60% of canvas.
- Baby's HEAD/FACE occupies at least 25% of canvas height.
- Cardboard spaceship box clearly visible behind the baby filling the upper 30% of canvas.
- Paper planet card gripped at chest level, clearly readable.
- Camera angle is a slightly elevated front view showing the tummy-time pose + helmet + spaceship.

[Style]
Premium Korean 100-day baby tummy-time lifestyle portrait photography. Warm beige + soft blue gingham palette, hand-illustrated craft tone for the spaceship background, soft natural side light, gentle film grain. Baby's skin natural. Composition emphasizes the first space adventure scene.

[Text]
The helmet shows ONLY a small generic English word "SPACE" stitched on the side (5 letters maximum, generic stylized lettering). The cardboard spaceship may show small generic stars, planets, and moon illustrations as decorative accents. NO real space agency text (NO "NASA", NO "SPACEX", NO "APOLLO", NO mission names). NO other text overlay, NO logos, NO watermarks, NO personal names, NO numbers, NO dates.

[Aspect]
2:3 portrait (896x1200). COMPOSITION SAFETY: Output canvas 1024x1536 → center-cropped to 896x1200. Keep critical content (face, helmet visor, paper planet, spaceship box) within rows 80-1456 (safe zone).

[🚫 IMPORTANT]
- Use the user's attached photo. PRESERVE face identity. NEVER replace the baby with a different child.
- Korean Asian 100-day baby with chubby "mochi" cheeks. Hair FULLY covered by the fitted paper astronaut helmet.
- Helmet visor MUST NOT show any reflection or glare on the face area — face is fully visible through the clear visor.
- Face occlusion strictly prohibited — paper planet at chest level, side props on the rug beside the body, never crossing the face.
- Natural baby anatomy (5 fingers per tiny hand, no distortion).
- Generic paper craft texture only (cardboard box, paper planet, paper-cut stars).
- Only the generic "SPACE" 5-letter word is allowed on the helmet — no real space agency letters or mission identifiers.