Fruit cradle

Overview

I just bought cantaloupe and apples and made a cradle for the baby. First, I cut a cantaloupe into a small cradle, then peeled an apple to make the baby's head, used seaweed to make the baby's eyes, then put on the pacifier that my Manbao had when he was a child, filled it with honeydew melon flesh, covered it with a zip-keeping bag, covered it with a rag doll quilt, put some toys, and decorated the little cradle with carrot flowers. Look, how sweetly the baby sleeps in the cradle! Even the cradle is sweet, how can dreams not be sweet? Doesn’t it bring back childhood memories? Go to sleep, my dear baby, mother's hands are gently rocking you... Listening to the lullaby hummed by mother, the baby falls asleep sweetly. There was no such cradle when I was a child. I heard from my mother that she used a large sheet with two diagonal ends, one tied to the back window and the other to the door, to make a hammock-like cradle, and she put me in it to rock me to sleep. It was so warm to think about this image.

Tags

• private kitchen
• children
• afternoon tea
• apple
• seaweed
• cantaloupe
• carrot

Ingredients

Steps

1. 1 Cut off a piece of cantaloupe as shown in the picture, and then hollow out the inside.

   

2. 2 Peel an apple and insert a baby's pacifier.

   

3. 3 Use seaweed to remove hair, eyes and nose and attach them to the apple.

   

4. 4 Put the apples into the cantaloupe and fill it with the scooped out cantaloupe flesh.

   

5. 5 Cover the cantaloupe flesh with a ziploc bag.

   

6. 6 Cover it with a small quilt, put bottles and toys on it, and put a few small flowers on the cradle (carrot slices pressed out with cookie molds)

   

7. 7 Shhh—the baby is asleep——