A rather ridiculous dream last night

[Bretrick]

For some reason I was the carer for a baby child. Except it was not a baby in the sense that we know them.
The "Baby" was the size of an unshelled peanut.
Weirder still, the "baby" was grown up. Perfect vocabulary. An adult the size of a peanut shell.
This must be my weirdest dream. How does one care for such a "Baby"?
Well, I swaddled the man child in a handkerchief to keep it warm.
I was at a sports match and the weather was poorly, with high winds and snow.
Unfortunately, when moving the swaddled bundle to my other hand the "baby" slipped out of the wrapping and went flying off skyward.
Immediately upon landing on the snowy ground, a crow gobbled it up.
Oh dear, why such weird dreams visit me.

 

[VisualBrian]

The "baby" represents a situation that you feel the need to take control of but have no means or idea how to do it. This situation may be real or perceived and you may not fully understand it. You fear that unless you do something it could end terribly but you're unsure what to do. The crow represents the solution that has been taken out of your hands. The situation will resolve itself.

Or perhaps you ate something too close to bedtime?

 

[palides2021]

For some reason I was the carer for a baby child. Except it was not a baby in the sense that we know them.
The "Baby" was the size of an unshelled peanut.
Weirder still, the "baby" was grown up. Perfect vocabulary. An adult the size of a peanut shell.
This must be my weirdest dream. How does one care for such a "Baby"?
Well, I swaddled the man child in a handkerchief to keep it warm.
I was at a sports match and the weather was poorly, with high winds and snow.
Unfortunately, when moving the swaddled bundle to my other hand the "baby" slipped out of the wrapping and went flying off skyward.
Immediately upon landing on the snowy ground, a crow gobbled it up.
Oh dear, why such weird dreams visit me.

Thanks for sharing your dream. Years ago, I used to keep a dream journal and a dream dictionary. I had learned that a baby in a dream represented a new idea. What is interesting is that the baby was grown up but it was a tiny man. You were taking care of it, but the idea was gobbled up. Just a thought.

Similar to your dream - Years ago, I had a dream of my father. He was like a baby, and he did not have a body. I was just holding his face in my arms. A few months later, he became ill with cancer and he was bedridden and was like a baby. So you never know.

 

[oldaunt]

Pretty nutty dream there.....

 

[Paladin1950]

For some reason I was the carer for a baby child. Except it was not a baby in the sense that we know them.
The "Baby" was the size of an unshelled peanut.
Weirder still, the "baby" was grown up. Perfect vocabulary. An adult the size of a peanut shell.
This must be my weirdest dream. How does one care for such a "Baby"?
Well, I swaddled the man child in a handkerchief to keep it warm.
I was at a sports match and the weather was poorly, with high winds and snow.
Unfortunately, when moving the swaddled bundle to my other hand the "baby" slipped out of the wrapping and went flying off skyward.
Immediately upon landing on the snowy ground, a crow gobbled it up.
Oh dear, why such weird dreams visit me.