Bringing a Baby to Consolation of Mourners

Shiva (7 Days of Mourning)
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Question

Is there a prohibition against bringing a baby to a consolation of mourners?

Answer

There is no prohibition against bringing a child to the house of mourning, but it is forbidden for the mourner to hold the child in his arms lest it leads to laughter.

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