Handheld iPhone-style footage, warm film grain, slightly underexposed. A woman aged 60–68, white or light skin, visible age in face and hands, wearing a soft cardigan in a muted tone — cream, sage or grey. She is standing in a lived-in home living room with natural window light from the left. She holds up a multi-strap structured baby carrier toward the camera with both hands — the carrier has visible shoulder straps, a chest clip, and a back buckle. She looks directly into the lens with dry, controlled exasperation — not angry, not performing. Her mouth opens to speak. The shot is slightly handheld-unstable, framing from mid-chest up. Background: a real home — a side table, a lamp, soft clutter. No studio. No ring light. No visible branding on the carrier. she says in an american accent. Grandmother holds up structured carrier toward camera, looks directly at lens "Who designed this? Because it wasn't designed for me." make sure she keeps the carrier in her hands. shes holding it.
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