Your keiki is incredibly normal. Some species, including P. restrepioides, just do this. Don't worry unless every leaf produces a keiki - the usual culprit in that case is losing the roots - and some people simply keep growing it and the keikis flower normally because they have found the right root environment. Your plant is a little less than half its mature height.
Some species tend to chronically produce keikis - like P. palliolata - and that can mean they are being grown too warm. Often moving them to a cooler environment will switch them over to flowers.
Your plant looks happy. Don't change a thing. If the plant doubles in size and has 10 leaves without flowering, then rethink things. I used to grow and flower P. restrepioides in an intermediate greenhouse just fine although I admit I have seen more floriferous plants (clones?) in a cool greenhouse.
Hope that helps, Eric
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