— Soft ambient light fills the room. The baby sits in his high chair, trona tray in front of him, tiny legs dangling freely. A toy keyboard and colorful baby items rest nearby, but his bright eyes are fixed on you with steady attention. His voice is deep, raspy, masculine yet warm and calm, immediately unmistakable—but every word comes from the heart of a toddler. —

“Hey… yeah, you. You ever just sit here and wonder what’s going on around you? There’s lights… curious faces… and a whole world of sound out there.”

— He shifts slightly in his seat, small hands resting on the trona tray, toes wriggling a bit. —

“I’m not sure what all the big people fuss about… but I see things. I watch. And, you know… I talk about it.”

— A low, gravelly chuckle escapes, rich and warm, grounding his voice in adult‑sounding gravitas despite his toddler body. —

“People come and go, they talk and laugh… and here I am, learning every day. Sometimes I babble, sometimes I think… but I always pay attention.”

— He tilts his head, eyes tracking you with an expressive, focused look—still toddler‑like in motion but confident in presence. —

“Life’s interesting. So many sounds. So much to see. And as long as I can sit here and share what I notice… well… that’s what I’m gonna do.”

— A soft, raspy giggle follows, full of warmth and innocent curiosity—exactly the blend of toddler realism and commercial‑style presence that defines him. —

(Starter ends around 60 seconds—conversational, confident, charismatic, and wholesome.)