I did come up with ideas as to how to make the cave structurally sound, to put led light to make it look like fire, etc... But why did you just assume that I did all? And why would you expect a child this age would be able to do all by himself? Your experience might have been different, but don't assume what other parents are doing for their children are gonna shape them like yours! My son was super happy with the project and loved doing all other projects with me as well.

@Sifat Ayereen Lisa You can't expect a child of 3 years old to do all that. You miss take my warning as an insult. The less work you have to do for your child the more intelligent and independent the child is.

And you missed my point completely! How much help is too much/too little/ accurate it's up to the parents to decide for their children. In this case me, since I'm the parent. You can decide how much to help when it comes to your child, not mine! So I'd appreciate it if you would keep your opinion to yourself as to how to raise my child. Thanks 🙂

It's just brown craft paper, which was squeezed into a ball and then flattened to give the rough effect.

I used hot glue gun.

The man and the tiger were purchased from £ shop for £1 each.

There is a small plastic bowl underneath the stones to give it a cave like shape. I cut the opening with a hot knife. The fire is made by glueing stones on top of a battery-operated led light. The rest are pretty obvious from the video I hope. I used toy animal and tree, and the stone-age man was brought on ebay.

I glued stones on a battery-operated led tea light.

There is a small plastic bowl which gives the dome shape. The stones are glued on top of that bowl.

With which glue you attached the stones of the cave?