Create an ultra-detailed, cinematic 3D animated scene of a loving young family sleeping together in a cozy bedroom at night. A handsome young father with dark hair and light stubble lies peacefully on a soft pillow, wearing a dark T-shirt. Beside him, a beautiful young mother with big expressive eyes and dark brown hair tied in a messy bun wears pink pajamas. Their adorable little toddler girl, wearing cute pink pajamas and holding a small plush teddy bear, sleeps peacefully between them. Suddenly, the little girl slowly opens her eyes, looks curiously at her mother, and gently raises her tiny hand. The mother notices her movement, looks surprised for a moment, and then reacts with a sweet, loving expression. The father continues sleeping peacefully while the baby smiles adorably and cuddles closer to her parents. Visual Style: High-quality Pixar-inspired 3D animation, expressive facial features, realistic soft skin textures, detailed hair, natural body movements, warm bedside lamp lighting, soft blankets and pillows, cozy nighttime atmosphere, cinematic depth of field, gentle shadows, beautiful pink and golden color tones. Camera: Vertical 9:16 composition, medium close-up shots, gentle camera movement, close-ups of the baby's adorable expressions, and a final wide shot showing the happy family cuddling together. Mood: Sweet, peaceful, heartwarming, adorable family love. Quality: 4K UHD, smooth animation, professional cinematic lighting, consistent character designs, natural facial expressions, no distorted faces, no extra fingers, no character duplication, no flickering, no text, no watermark.
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