Visual Timer for Kids with Pause Button - Astronaut Countdown Timer for Toddler Potty Training, Kids with Autism, ADHD, White

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This non-ticking visual timer is a lifesaver for kids! Its clear countdown display helps children understand time, making it perfect for potty training and kids with autism or ADHD. The pause button is a thoughtful touch. Highly effective and user-friendly!

Cute timer, perfect for the classroom or for the home, helps to keep your students or children busy with good time rules, I definitely recommend

I ordered this visual timer for my father who has time blindness due to a medical issue and I thought this product would help. I like how it doesn't make too many annoying noises and the light green was a pretty color. I also like how there were color options available for something a little less juvenile since children aren't the only ones who could benefit from using this product.

I am homeschooling my daughter who is almost 4 years old. This has helped us so much with our schedules "school time" we are only doing 20 minutes a day minimum but sometimes it is hard to do 20 minutes straight at this age so I love that it has the pause button. She loves the rainbow that shows and watching it go away as we wrap up school for the day. She actually grabs it and asks for school to start in the mornings. Every little thing helps. I can't recommend it enough.

This is a great visual timer for kids to tell time on everyday tasks like bath time, brushing teeth, play time before dinner, etc. One knock is that the "end" of the timer is past the astronaut and his rocket. We think the tip of the rocket should mark the "end" of the timer.

As an adult adjusting to my new diagnosis of ADHD I needed a way to help me concentrate and limit distractions. This timer is so cute and cool!! Because it's pleasant to look at I follow it, who knew! It takes 2 AAA batteries that are not included. It has a pause button on the top so it can easily be stopped and restarted. Under the battery cover there are two toggles. One is for the length of the alarm. Either 3 sec or 60 sec. The other is for the loudness of the alarm. It can be turned all the way off if needed. The mid level I found to be enough. I use this to work on work stuff for 20 mins and then take a brain break for 10. I used to use Alexa but not knowing how much time I had left made me crazy! This timer I can glance at it and know.

This is our second timer. My toddler got a hold of the first one from the dollar store and broken it within the first few hours.With this timer, she loves the rainbow time indicator. It gives no feedback at all that it's on, which is good for studying, but for our toddlers sake I do wish it gave a small noise when running.The timer is adjustable by duration of the alarm (3 or 60 seconds) and by volume (off, low, high). We have been using the low setting happily - it can still be heard another room away but doesn't startle my daughter when sounding off. There is also a pause and resume button. It requires two AAA batteries.Overall, happy with this timer!