An Australian mother who had lost two nights of sleep was eternally grateful to two incredible electricians who jumped into action to help fix her toddler’s broken watermelon night light along with paying for the parts. “The broken watermelon night light fixed everything,” Natalee Leach, 47, told The Epoch Times. “It allowed me to be a recipient of an amazing act of kindness, brought light back into a dark room, revived our sleep, and restored faith in humanity in the darkest of times.” It all began on Aug. 25, when Natalee, from Melbourne, arrived at an electrical supply shop—which was mainly open to support electricians and tradesmen for essential services during the lockdown—to fix a broken watermelon night light. “I will contest now, the broken watermelon night light was essential, our lives depended on it,” Natalee, a payroll manager in the service industry said. The watermelon night light, Natalee explained, …