Time Teacher School Watch - First Watch - Teach Your Child to Tell Time in Just 5 Minutes with The Most Intuitive Dial! Hypoallergenic Silicone Watch Perfect for Kids, Children, and Toddlers Review

This is the second time we have received this watch for our children. We love it and it's great teaching time. Colored clocks are a great idea for telling the time, especially when the hand is pointing between 2 o'clock. The quality of the watch is excellent, the silicone strap is soft, the watch is well made. We can keep it on the kids while they wash their hands as it is splash proof (very helpful in this Covid time!). Worth every penny, thanks School Watch!

We gave it to my son when he was 5 years old. He enjoyed wearing it for a few days and then forgot about it. Recently, at the age of 7, he rediscovered the watch under his bed and exclaimed "I found my watch!" and he wears it every day. Even on a hot day like today we swam. He splashed around in the pool for over an hour and when we got home he told me he was wearing his watch the whole time! We all rushed to see if the watch was okay - and it was. Works perfectly, no water in it. It's been an…

My 6 year old daughter asked for a clock for Christmas which was surprising as she never showed any interest in learning the time and didn't pay much attention to the clocks in our house. In just a few days of wearing this watch, she learned to tell the time and never had many questions about how to do it. Given the watch's name "Time Teacher School Watch" I think it's accurate and does exactly what it says on the tin, plus a cute strap and most little girls love the color pink, unicorns and…

This clock is great for teaching kids time. The color coordination really helps to tell the time when the hour hand is between the numbers. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Just buy, you will be happy!

So far, so good. My 4 year old loves this and is great for learning the time. I especially like that the minute hand extends beyond the hour and blocks it to make it easier for the child to figure out which part to look at.

My son got it for Christmas and loves it. He loves Spiderman so it was perfect. He likes that he can learn something. The only downside is that we set the time when it moves slightly or my kid plays with it. I have to reset the time every day. On the other hand, this is the best learning watch ever!

Great idea for children's watches! Although cheaply made. These butterflies will disappear quickly. And the face is small. Therefore, it is a bit difficult for my daughter to see the position of the hour hand. We want the favorite to get bigger

My son was delighted with this watch when he received it at his birthday party a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, recently it stopped working and even disappeared. He was just beginning to understand how clocks worked. It's a very cute idea just not impressed at all that it doesn't last that long and very ugly prints lol tend to be more of a solid color/prints.

My kid loves his watch! She reads it easily and tells the exact time. She likes to wear it to school and he doesn't take it off, so it should be comfortable enough to wear all day.

Very happy with this purchase - whilst it is perfect for our 5 year old daughter's wrist (and she has fairly small wrists) the material ensures the bracelet is non-irritating and comfortable. She wears it every day!

For a long time I was looking for a training watch with a 5-minute increment and a long and short hand that goes directly to the numbers. Something like an old-school Flik Flak watch (the brand's children's watches don't show the numbers like that anymore). My 3 year old is obsessed with numbers and time. Within 5 minutes of turning this on and giving it a brief explanation of how the hands work, he was telling them correctly the rest of the night! He liked it so much that he asked to sleep…

Our granddaughter just received it so I can't comment on its durability but I can say it's the perfect size for a preschooler. According to her, it is comfortable to wear. The face is also great for training.

My 6 year old loves it. My only complaint is that the plastic finish isn't very durable. Several scratches are already present in less than 2 months of use.

Our son is still quite small (18 months), but he loves watches. Thanks to his watch, he can count to 12 and likes to wear his watch, even if it's too big for him. He likes to compare his watch to mine and says "clock” with a big smile 😊

I bought a preschool watch for my son last year. I was so happy with it that I bought a Spider School Watch as I felt it was ready to increase the numbers (it hit % in April). The same color wheel helped him move from one watch to another. The results were amazing. He was able to determine the time in several attempts, he is so proud! Highly recommended!

My daughter loves this watch. She told us the time 10 minutes after we explained to her how to use it. It is necessary! Would buy again!

Our preschooler loved it. With this watch she learned to read the time very quickly with little help from us and without any prior knowledge. It's small, a good size for preschoolers/younger kids. I shared the link with my friends, definitely recommend.

I bought this clock for spider school because my 7 year old son loves Spiderman. I found that, in addition to the look and quality, the colored digits of the clock with the associated color wheel helped my son a lot with reading the clock. He is so proud that he can confidently tell the time. Before I got this clock, he kept asking me how to read the time on the kitchen clock, now he can read it (he looks at his clock first ;-)). Great buy for effective time teaching.

And like grandparents, my grandson loved it! The perfect gift for him. Thanks to color coding, he was able to read the time to the minute in less than an hour.

I really like the concept of this watch. As a retired first grader, I am committed to anything that helps children understand how to tell time on analog clocks or wristwatches. I thought the watch face was a little bigger - it looks bigger on the website. I would also like learning devices to always put 05 next to the 1 on the analog dial instead of 5 as many kids write 6:5 and not 6:05 as that's what they see on the outer dial.