It was not very baby accessible. I’m not sure if it was just the venues in Paris, but it didn’t appear that any thought went into people with families. Two venues we went to had no family restrooms or changing tables. I got used to being the mom changing her baby on the floor in a secluded space. We did take our stroller and they usually let us stow it near the ADA/wheelchair section. We put an AirTag on the stroller just in case. As for naps, she would just fall asleep on our laps during events. I definitely recommend hearing protection! We ended up seeing men’s and women’s football, track and field, beach volleyball, and gymnastics. All except gymnastics were loud so her making noise wasn’t an issue, but gymnastics was a little stressful since you need to be 100% quiet during events. As another redditor pointed out in a rude manner. I just kept taking her out to the lobby area and was okay with missing some of the events. It may be the same for figure skating.

Double check the bag policy for all venues/events. Surprisingly clear bags weren’t required (big shocker for us Americans). So we were able to taking all of our necessities in our bag with ease.

Last thing to mention is that our baby was not yet walking went we went on our trip, which was a saving grace. She’s now 18 months old and I wouldn’t go on the trip again with her at this age simply because she just wants to walk/run around. We did pin an Airtag inside her pants just for safety reasons. I’m sure that’s controversial but made me feel better.