It is a phalaenopsis/moth orchid.

You may need to trim the roots on the keiki to get them into a pot, or you can just leave it there, either way the keiki will eventually spike and flower.

The main plant looks a little 'rough', if you do remove the keiki, cut back the flower stem to about 1/2" from where it emerges from plant. The main plant should flower again also.

Good luck,

Bob

Your plant needs to be repotted in fresh media and it needs more light. The mother plant does not look healthy. Cut off the baby plant and pot separately. Move them closer to a window.

You didn't provide any info on your growing conditions so its hard to give advice without more info.

Jane