Del thought it was absolutely adorable how the little one was so eager to help and brought over all the materials she could possible want. She used as much of it as she could in her building process, making a decently sturdy structure in the end. "Thank you, you're so helpful." She said to the infant as they hurried back with more things and dumping it all on her legs. When it was all said and done, she was quite pleased to see them scoot on it and peer out at her from the little shelter.<br/><br/>Getting down on her belly, she was able to be mostly at eye level with them and looked inside their little home where they were chilling. "Looks like a good size for you, nice and cozy and there's still some room for you to move around." Based on their body language, she could tell they wanted her to come in. "I'm too big, sweetie. This is just for you, Mama won't fit." At most, Del guessed she'd only be able to really fit her head through the door, or maybe an arm. Del wasn't entirely sure what the little one was trying to convey at first but finally seemed to understand that they wanted a bigger version of what she'd just made. Glancing around, she could see there was certainly enough foliage, but bigger sticks and branches seemed harder to come by. "Let's go looking for bigger things, then." Getting up off the ground, she waited for the baby to leave the house and join her.