Tabbieus
I lived at SouthWest of France not in Paris

But I will try to give you as much info as I can hor.
WEATHER: Perfect now in France. But early AM and late evenings can be quite chilly, so best to bring a light jacket. By noon, the temp averages around 23 to 25 degrees.
ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE in France is the same as in Spore 230V but you must get a Round pin plug and receptacle with male grounding pin (you can get the adaptor from any travel shop in SG just need to tell them its for use in Europe).
KIDS, BREASTFEEDING: The Europeans adores kids and they are quite ok with breastfeeding in public, so don't worry.
STROLLERS AND BB CARRIERS: Paris is not stroller friendly at all. So best if you bring a BB carrier. If you really need to have a stroller, best to get one that is sturdy but light-wt. And wear good walking shoes, cos you will have to walk alot. When at the metro just be aware of pickpockets.
PROTEST: they are usually quite mild, even the riots. It does not spread to the tourist areas usually its contained within their own districts.
PARKING: Are you driving, parking can be a hassle. Best to stick to the metro if possible
But if you want to go further, there is a factory outlet outside of Paris, near EuroDisney:
EURODISNEY - Paris
Local E-24 La Vallee Outlet Shoping Village Serris
3, Cours De La Garonne 77700 France
PLACES TO VISIT: The usual places the ppl go to are Lourve (The Da vincci code), Effiel Tower, Notre Dame, Champs-lyses, Arc de Tromp. But they can get very crowded. The sites are all within Paris district.
There is also a huge flea market in Paris, you can get to see and buy alot of nice 2nd hand stuff. But best if there is a local accompanying you cos' the area can be quite rough.
If press for time, you can go for the Paris City Sightseeing Tour and Seine River Cruise. The nearest metro station is called TUILERIES. But I cannot remember the timing and all (sorry).
SHOPPING for BASIC stuff: you can get anything from Monoprix or InterMache or Auchan.
FOR BB CLOTHES: The kids clothings here are very good buys. I am not sure if Summer Sale is still on, but if its on, than try to grab as much as you can, cos' its dirt CHEAP!
For any site visits in Europe, best to check the timings, cos they open via season timings
And certain shops don't open on Mondays and they have lunch hour close time between 12.30 - 2pm. Unless its a major shopping mall (if you see SANS INTERRUPTION means it stay opens even during lunch)
The French are relatively quite friendly (not all), but if you initiate by speaking abit of French (even if its broken), you usually can get your way around.
I hope my info helps and you will have an enjoyable stay in Paris. France is a beautiful place and the people are nice, if you bear with their atas attitudes
If you need anymore info, you can PM me