Cuddly bags of rice! Parents in Japan send baby-like rice bags for relatives to hug - see pics

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic people have been forced to keep their distance from even their own relatives specially the elderly. So, new parents in Japan have found a unique mehtod, they are instead sending baby-like bags of rice for them to cuddle.

Zee Media Bureau | Aug 14, 2021, 16:57 PM IST

Due to COVID-19 crisis people have been forced to keep maintain a distance from even their own relatives specially the elderly and the children. New parents in Japan have found a unique method to introduce their their relatives to their kids, they are sending baby-like bags of rice with the baby's picture for them to cuddle.

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Baby-like rice bags in Japan

Baby-like rice bags in Japan

Amid the pandemic people have been forced to keep their distance even from their relatives specially the elderly and children. So, parents in Japan are instead sending baby-like bags of rice with the picture of the baby for them to cuddle. See pics

 

(Image courtesy: yosimiya.com)

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Relatives avoid meeting new born kids due to COVID

Relatives avoid meeting new born kids due to COVID

Due to COVID the elderly have been barred from meeting newborn babies, infact most relatives are avoiding sociallising in these trying times.

 

(Image courtesy: yosimiya.com)

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Japenese parents send customised rice bags

Japenese parents send customised rice bags

Parents are sending these customised bags of rice conplete with a child’s face that also weighs the same as their newborn babies.

 

(Image courtesy: yosimiya.com)

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Rice bags for relatives to cuddle

Rice bags for relatives to cuddle

These rice-filled bags — shaped like a baby and swaddled in cloth. It is aimed to create the joy of embracing a child. 

 

(Image courtesy: yosimiya.com)

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Popular trend of baby-like customised rice bags

Popular trend of baby-like customised rice bags

This phenomenon of pretending to hold a ‘baby’ is increasingly finding favor among the relatives of new Japanese parents, The Independent reported.

 

(Image courtesy: yosimiya.com)

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