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Gather up the items your child will be using and let them enjoy this new play experience.

Put the lid on, and you are ready to Play! The plastic lid makes for easier clean up, and if one becomes damaged, it is fairly easy to buy just the lid itself as a replacement. If you’d rather, you could use a string of LED holiday lights laid out around the bottom of the tub – you will either choose lights with a battery pack or cut a hole in the bottom side of your light box to run the cord through. Depending on the size of your box you want good light coverage so you may want to use 6 to 10 LED puck lights.

Place the push-on LED puck lights around the bottom of the tub – you can use some double stick tape underneath each one to help hold in place.Line the underside of the lid with 2-3 sheets of white tissue paper and use clear tape to keep it in place The tissue paper helps diffuse the light and disperses it more evenly across the top of your light box, as well as “hiding” the light source below use clear tape as masking tape may leave distracting spots where the light does not shine through the paper.Line the inside of the tub with aluminum foil for good light reflection.