The photo, taken on September 19,2018, shows the interior facilities of the first baby caring room at the Forbidden City in central Beijing. (Photos: VCG)

China's renowned palace complex the Forbidden City or the Palace Museum in central Beijing formally opened its first-ever baby caring rooms for visitors on Wednesday.

The baby-friendly facility consists of three private breastfeeding rooms, mother-and-baby toilet and a baby-themed souvenir shop with female staff members providing necessary services for visitors. The facility is located at the west side of the square near the Gate of Heavenly Purity, the main gate of the Inner Court of the Palace Museum.

A mother with her babies is seen inside the baby caring room at the Forbidden City in central Beijing. 

Inside, the rooms are full of decorations with cartoon images of China's traditional ancient divine animals, there are bottle warmers, booster seats as well as baby changing stations available in the room. The courtyard besides the facility is also equipped with a slide for children to play.

The photo, taken on September 19,2018, shows the interior facilities of the first baby caring room at the Forbidden City in central Beijing. 

Shan Jixiang, director of the Palace Museum said considering the inconvenience of many mothers who take their babies to visit the palace museum, they reduced their business scope and set up the baby caring room to cater to the need of the visitors.

The photo, taken on September 19,2018, shows the interior facilities of the first baby caring room at the Forbidden City in central Beijing. 

So far, nearly 300 mothers have benefited from the service.