Vertical 9:16, ultra-realistic live-action video, NOT animated, NOT cartoon.
Natural phone-camera style, medium-wide framing, one continuous shot.
Soft hospital maternity room lighting.
A hospital maternity room.
A beautiful blond mother is sitting on a hospital bed, tired but smiling.
Around her are exactly three newborn babies, fully wrapped in hospital swaddling blankets, sleeping, not moving, faces mostly covered.
A handsome blond father stands beside the bed, holding one newborn baby, fully swaddled and sleeping.
Two police officers stand calmly inside the room, watching.
A very young toddler (around 12 months old) stands a few steps in front of the bed.
The toddler has short blond hair, very fair skin, big blue eyes, and a slightly chubby toddler body.
Toddler proportions: oversized head relative to body, short legs, round belly, baby-fat arms, slightly unsteady stance.
The toddler looks at the babies.
The toddler slowly counts with their fingers, wobbling slightly for balance.
The toddler steps back, throws both hands up dramatically, and says: “Wait—wait—wait.”
The toddler points toward the bed and continues, louder: “That’s a LOT of babies.”
The mother laughs out loud.
The father looks down at the baby in his arms, smiling.
The toddler turns toward the police, spreads both arms wide, and adds urgently: “This is too much for me.”
The toddler exhales hard, plants both feet wide, and finishes seriously: “I need a break.”
One police officer raises an eyebrow.
The parents laugh together.
End on the toddler standing there, arms still slightly out, overwhelmed but proud.
Approximately 10 seconds total.