Visual Timer for Kids, 99 Minute Digital Cute Kids Visual Timer Classroom Timer for Homeschool Supplies Study Teaching Time Management Tool Countdown Timer

Works very well for keeping track of time. Easy to see and program. I like the smiley face. Takes three AAA batteries. I use Alexa for keeping track of cooking time. I use this little timer to motivate me as I do kitchen chores in a timely manner.

Perfect timer for potty training my two little & teaching the proper time for skin & tooth care for my preteen. Does not include batteries so get those. Buttons work well, easy enough for my 8 & 6 year old to use, large display & clear picture. Worth the money.

A must for home school kids! Love the design and happy face. Works well to keep my child on task. Would recommend!

I work with kids with autism, and this is a great visual timer for activities and transitions. The battery life has been great, and it is small enough to carry around easily.The knob to adjust the time can be confusing. One knob controls minutes, seconds, and whether it counts up or down, which I have not fully understood yet. I usually have to mess with it for a minute to get it to do what I want it to do.If you are working with similar kids as I do, the noise of the timer is not their favorite. It is pretty abrasive sounding and sometimes gets a large reaction from them. There are two volume settings, but there is not much difference between the two. Overall good value and good purchase

Love this! It’s perfect for my 7 year old who can’t manage time. The animation is cute and battery lasts a long time

I have ADHD and have struggled for many, many years with “time blindness”. Doesn’t matter how many alarms I set or apps I install on my phone, I frequently hyper focus during the work day. Half the time I am focusing on the wrong things. This has resulted in the need to work late, stressed over what I didn’t accomplish but still needs to get done.This timer has been very, very effective in helping me timebox tasks (especially due to ease of use). Seeing the dashes on the screen vanishing seems to work much much better for my brain than seeing/setting a countdown timer. Luckily this timer does both, so I can see exactly how much time is left vs “crap, most of the dashes are vanished! How much time do I actually have left?!?"The timer creates a sense of urgency so I can stay on track better as I get distracted by thoughts, other tasks on my plate, things I want to look up for “just a minute”, etc. Instead, I check the timer (if I remember) and think to myself “are you doing the right thing now or the more-interesting-but-less-important thing?” This has resulted in me going down fewer rabbit holes and instead just adding an item to a todo list to work on at another time.Pomodoros used to help me but they’re meant more for breaking up a longer stretch of time, where you expect to be doing something for an hour or more.I only wish I was more vigilant about remembering to use it. I need to glue it down in the middle of my desk or something, so it’s always in my line of sight 😀

great

It's not for kids, it's for me. I use other timers with my kids. I love the ease of use with this one, I love its smiling face. It's alarm is bold without being startling. It helps me get stuff done.