VibraLITE Mini 12 Alarm Vibrating Watch: A Stylish Companion for Women's Watches! Review

I have a son with a sensory processing disorder which basically just means he tends to overlook small things like the need to go to the bathroom or drink and bang eating until he was literally hungry and about to wet his pants. With this watch, he can set a vibrating alert every two hours to remind him to stop what he's doing and take care of his body. He used to have a regular alarm clock, but he didn't use it because the other kids teased him. Now he loves his watch. Even his teacher and…

This was a replacement for a slightly different model of the previous VibraLITE watch that my child lost. The multi-alarm feature that made us buy this $47 watch doesn't work. General. First, the battery in the watch was DOA. So I paid for the exchange. I've spent time setting alarms (used to, so it's not difficult). The child wore this watch for a week. Missed several alarm events. Complains that it doesn't vibrate. So I've been wearing it for two days and none of the alarm vibrations have…

My 7-year-old daughter had urinary incontinence several times a week during the day when she was at school. A common recommendation is to use a timer to remind children to use the restroom before it becomes too urgent. I was looking for a watch that vibrates (so it doesn't interfere with class activities and alerts you every time it's turned off), with the ability to hold multiple times (more than 6), and with the need to watch . like a normal/ordinary watch. This watch ticks all of these boxes

I am very disappointed that I have to give one star. I want to enter 0. I just need one watch with multiple alarms for my kid. There are very few choices so I had to buy more than one of these pieces of junk. One just stopped working. The last one just started resetting/deleting itself every night so I have to reset it every morning. If I'm in a hurry and don't think about the fact that in addition to having to set the time and all the alarms, I also remember to turn on the alarm (sound or…

I bought this watch for my 4 year old who has trouble going to the potty as a 'priority' during play. It worked pretty well with the combination of alarm sound and vibration. One of the two breaks his concentration and gets his attention. As most people have noted, the watch is a bit large for my four and two year old's tiny branch handles, but it unexpectedly worked in our favor. We attach the watch to the shoulder on the outside of the garment so the Velcro doesn't rub against the skin. It's…

We bought this watch so that my son could be reminded to go to the bathroom several times a day (as directed by the doctor) so I wouldn't have to remind him, especially when we were out of town for a few days and I won't be around to remind him while he was at Grandma's. This is awesome stuff! Easy to install if you do it once or twice. Easy enough for a 7 year old to switch the mode to the timer from time to time and just use the timer function so he can sit for his scheduled 10 minutes. It…

This is a cheap watch. The cheapest of several vibration watches I've bought. The strap broke after just two weeks of less than moderate use. However, this is my favorite vibrating watch. I've bought half a dozen vibration watches over the last few years. One of these watches was oversized, waterproof, shockproof, and probably solid all around. He will probably survive the coming apocalypse. It only had three alerts, which were very difficult to keep up to date when you use those vibrating…