3D Sleeping Baby Silicone Mold for Fondant and Soap

A sleeping baby, already sculpted for you

• A sleeping baby with real detail

  The cavity carries the face, hands and diaper or bunny-ear details, so the figure reads as a sleeping baby on the first press. Casts keep the same profile from one topper to the next, which is what matters when a shower table has six of them.

• Release that doesn't tear

  The silicone is soft and bends easily. An oval base gives you a place to start the release, so you flex the walls and lift the piece out with your fingertips instead of forcing it with a tool.

• Sized for toppers and favors

  At 7 x 5 x 2.5 cm, the footprint suits cupcake toppers and small soap favors. For full-size cake tiers, you will want a larger mold, but for a shower dessert table this is the right scale.

Press, set, flex, and lift out

1. 1
   Wash and dry before first use

   Rinse in warm soapy water and dry fully, then set the mold flat. This clears any dust from manufacturing before your first fondant or soap pour.

2. 2
   Press the fondant or soap in

   Press tinted fondant just into the cavity, or pour cooled soap base into it. A light dusting of cornstarch on the fondant helps on the first few uses.

3. 3
   Level the top and let it set

   Scrape the top flat with a tool so nothing bulges past the edge. Let fondant firm for a few minutes or let soap harden fully.

4. 4
   Flex the silicone and lift

   Bend the walls gently, starting at the oval base, and ease the baby out with your fingertips. Attach toppers with a dab of edible glue.

Sized for toppers and favors

• 7 cmHeight
• 5 cmWidth
• 2.5 cmDepth

Compact enough for cupcake toppers and soap favors