Vertical 9:16, ultra-realistic live-action video, not animated, not cartoon.
Natural phone-camera style, stable shot, one continuous take. Clean hospital maternity room, soft warm lighting.
A hospital maternity room.
In the left foreground, a beautiful blond mother sits on a hospital bed, exhausted but smiling. Several newborn babies lie in a neat row beside her, wrapped in blankets. On the right, a handsome blond father stands close, gently rocking one newborn baby to calm it.
The center doorway swings open.
A small, chubby one-year-old toddler with short blond hair, very fair skin, round cheeks, and big blue eyes rushes in—face fully visible and unobstructed—followed closely by two police officers who stop near the doorway.
The toddler freezes for half a beat, then immediately starts talking fast, waving hands for balance: “Wait—wait—wait!” “My mommy—look!” “So many babies!”
The toddler points at the row of babies, then points at the parents, talking nonstop: “Too many!” “No space!” “Too busy!”
The mother bursts out laughing. The father laughs while still rocking the baby.
The toddler spins toward the police, lifts one small finger like a tiny boss, and delivers the viral line loudly: “OFFICER—THIS IS ABOVE MY PAY GRADE!”
The police officers crack up laughing.
The toddler plants both feet wide, puts hands on hips, nods firmly like the case is closed.