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Smiling Baby With Five Kittens

Smiling Baby With Five Kittens

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Create a vertical 9:16 ultra-cute photorealistic baby-and-kittens wallpaper. Center a smiling baby with full body visible, sitting on a fluffy pink rug in a cozy pastel-pink nursery bedroom. The baby wears {argument name="baby outfit color" default="soft pink"} fleece pajamas and a matching knitted animal hat with ear flaps, round bear ears, pom-poms, a cute embroidered animal face, oversized black cartoon eyes, and blush cheeks. The baby has big bright eyes, rosy cheeks, and an open happy smile, looking directly at the camera. Surround the baby with exactly 5 kittens: one cream kitten at the lower left, one gray tabby kitten sitting in front center between the baby’s legs, one brown tabby kitten behind the baby’s left shoulder, one brown tabby kitten behind the baby’s right shoulder, and one striped tabby kitten at the lower right. Keep all kittens fluffy, tiny, wide-eyed, and facing generally toward the camera. Use warm golden window light, soft peach-pink color grading, shallow depth of field, creamy bokeh, and a dreamy cute pet wallpaper aesthetic. Background: softly blurred nursery with a large glowing window, pink flowers in vases, warm fairy-light dots, a pale bed with pink bedding, and plush decor. Composition should feel symmetrical and tender, with the baby as the central subject and kittens clustered around the legs and shoulders. High detail on the baby’s face, hat texture, fleece fabric, kitten fur, and paw-print soles on the baby’s feet. No text, no watermark, no extra people, no distorted limbs, no scary expressions.

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