This document describes a mini emergency lamp circuit for a child's study room that uses a light sensor and LED flasher. When ambient light is present, the light sensor keeps the flasher circuit powered off. When it gets dark, the light sensor activates the flasher circuit, causing a white LED to flash on and off instead of staying continuously lit, to conserve battery power. The circuit is built around a CMOS IC oscillator and uses a light-dependent resistor, transistors, diode, and other passive components to trigger the LED flashing when light levels drop. The flashing rate is about once per second to serve as an emergency light for the child to safely exit the room during a power outage.