Little Me: meet your three-year-old self in a vintage studio portrait

Use case: identity-preserving childhood visualization
Input image: the attached image, a Facebook-style profile photo of a 28-year-old Filipina woman
Studio backdrop: a hand-painted view of the Banaue Rice Terraces in Ifugao, Philippines
Vintage period: 1970s color film

Primary request: Create one vintage studio portrait showing exactly two people together: the 28-year-old Filipina woman from the attached image and a believable three-year-old girl version of the same person.

Adult: preserve her recognizable face, skin tone, hair, and modern cobalt-blue blouse from the attached image. Show her at age 28, seated naturally and smiling gently at the camera.

Child: derive the three-year-old girl's identity from the adult's facial structure, eyes, nose, smile, skin tone, and hair. Give her age-appropriate toddler proportions, rounder cheeks, smaller features, and a simple cream dress. Do not merely shrink the adult.

Pose: place the child safely seated on the adult's lap, with natural hands and affectionate body language. Both look toward the camera.

Photography: classic Filipino family studio portrait, medium framing, warm diffused key light, soft shadows, realistic skin and fabric texture, restrained 1970s color film, fine film grain, slightly aged print edges. The Banaue landscape must read as a painted studio canvas, not an outdoor location.

Avoid extra people, duplicate faces, adult features on the child, malformed hands, modern props, text, logos, and watermarks.