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Ardern, 38, was photographed kissing and pampering Neve in the meeting room, next to partner Clarke Gayford, at the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit.
Neve watched her mother address the assembly while Gayford, who is their daughter's main stakeholder, held the baby.
Gayford, host of a TV show, tweeted: "I would have liked to capture the surprised look of a Japanese delegation to the UN yesterday, who entered a meeting room in the middle of a diaper change.
He published a photo of the UN's diplomatic identity photo, whose baby was the subject, who described it as "the first New Zealand baby".
Samantha Power, former United States Ambassador to the UN under former President Barack Obama, tweeted: "I can not stress the fact that the @UN – and the governments that make it up – in need".
"Neve is actually close to me most of the time in New Zealand, she's just not always caught, but here, when she's awake, we try to keep her with me." so the opportunity. "
Ardern has the reputation of being a parsimonious PM that slows down departmental spending.
"We play in the ear, there is no definite plan, it's just to know if she's sleeping enough, where I'm for food, maybe they're a lot with us." they may be right in the hotel.
"It depends on what the jet lag is doing to them both, she sleeps well and we do not know if that means she's going to sleep a lot the day rather than the night."
Ardern returned to the office last month after an absence of six weeks after giving birth, during which Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters acted as guardian.
Although Gayford holds major parenting responsibilities, because Ardern is breastfeeding, his daughter will accompany him in his official affairs, the couple said.
Ardern became last year's youngest leader of his party and the youngest of New Zealand, 150 years after defeating former Prime Minister Bill English.
It marked the first victory of the Labor Party in nine years. She led the group for three months before being elected prime minister.
In his statement to the UN, Ardern praised Mandela: "If Mandela could make peace, the rest of South Africa too." This gesture of triumph and reconciliation has spoken a lot about Nelson Mandela, his commitment to reconciliation and his ability to lead and inspire against all odds. "
