3 tips for taking your under 2's passport pic

Take multiple pictures:

...Like a bunch of pics!

It can be difficult to get a good passport photo of a baby or toddler, so don’t be afraid to take multiple pictures. This will give you several options to choose from, and will help to ensure that you get the best possible passport photo of your child.

Keep a neutral expression:

Apparently silly faces are not always appropriate

Encourage your child to keep a neutral expression, as smiling or making faces can make it difficult for the passport agency to see their face clearly.

Clearly she didnt get the serious face memo

BONUS TIPS

Have your little one look straight ahead:

This felt like the hardest thing ever, but perseverance will be your best friend. Try and get props that will encourage them to look straight ahead into the camera, as this will help to ensure that the final picture is clear and in focus. Avoid having your child look to the side or down, as this can make it difficult for the passport agency to see their face clearly.

Use natural lighting:

Take the passport photo in a room with plenty of natural light, such as near a window. This will help to ensure that the final picture is well-lit and that your child's features are clearly visible