Kidnovations Square Button Potty Training Watch - Toilet Training Timer - Rechargeable Water-Resistant Digital Watch Time Reminder Vibrates & Plays Music Fashionable & Functional Gift for Kids, Blue

This potty training watch has an extra large watch face that makes it easy to read and use. Its actually too big for a 2.5 year old to wear comfortably without the bulk getting in the way and becoming a distraction. The watch is intuitive to set up and charges really quickly in under 45 minutes. One charge lasts about 3 days for us, which is plenty.

What a great idea. Perfect for potty training, or even for adults who need reminding to get up and stand and stretch every 30 minutes. Who comes up with these great ideas? Potty training made fun. It even helps your toddler feel like a grown-up with a fancy watch. The watch is easy to set. The instructions that came with the watch suggest watching a video on their website, which was very helpful. The watch has a large face and big, bold numbers, so it is easy to see. A great fun watch. Hopefully it will be successful. Time will tell.

This looks just like an Apple Watch. I bought it for my toddler who is in the last stages of potty training, but all of my older kids want to wear it.

This is a good concept. A simple reminder for kids leaning to go to the bathroom is a good idea. The problem is the watch is so large our 2yo granddaughter doesnt like wearing it. In the pic you can see it is larger than my wifes Apple Watch. If we make it as small as possible on the strap it will fit her wrist but adults can use it at the other end of the band. For my adult male wrist, I still have two slots open. I think this would be a good watch for a child leaning to tell time without the reminder. Overall it does charge easily thru a USB port in the bottom and the display is clear.

This potty training watch works well for the intended purpose, but in addition to that, it makes my son more excited because it looks like a smart watch, according to him. I think it does too, a sleek look to mimic grown up watches.

The watch is extremely easy to set. The instructions are easy to read and understand. It only took me a few minutes (after charging) to set this up. The charging port is inside the silicone part.

So the idea behind the product is interesting. This is meant to be used as a reminded for a toddler or young child to get into a regular routine of using the bathroom. Even if a kid doesnt necessarily have to go to the bathroom, its good to get them used to trying to use the toilet during the toilet training part of their lives. So the watch itself is useful in reminding the child to use the bathroom, but it definitely takes awhile to get them to understand what the watch actually means. The watchs quality overall is very nice though. I think itll take a good amount of abuse to get my kid to do any damage to it. So this might work well for some, and maybe not so much for others. I think itll really depend on how ones kid takes to it.

This is a pretty nice little watch for kids - easy to read, easy to set up (once you read the directions), and not all that easy to mess up with random button pushing. Most of the setting operations take a fairly long button press to initiate, and its unlikely your kid will do it by accident. Theres one mode page that has no explanation in the manual, and Im not really sure what it does, I think maybe shows the battery level. Speaking of which, the listing claims magnetic charging, but this just uses a standard micro USB cable to charge. Theres a couple of things Im not crazy about though. First, the display shuts off pretty quickly and needs a button press to turn on. It would be nice if it just stayed on. Second, the band is pretty big. Given that its aimed at potty training, it should be sized to fit the average toddler. I have a well above average not-quite-3 year old, and I had to tighten this to the 2nd notch from the max. My wife can wear it with no problem. It wouldnt be the worst thing for adults that need a reminder every 15mins to 2 hours, maybe to get up from your desk and stretch, walk around, etc. As to how well it works for potty training, we shall see. This review is for Kidnovations Square Button Potty Training Watch - Toilet Training Timer - Rechargeable Water-Resistant Digital Watch Time Reminder Vibrates & Plays Music Fashionable & Functional Gift for Kids, Blue

love how basic it is and not too flashy. i think it should say verbally time to try and potty rather than numbers because not many potty training kids know time stuff

This watch is easy to use and has exactly the right amount of options needed for potty training. The digital display is large and easy to read. It has several alarm options-- buzz, song or both at the same time. The alarm frequency can be set at various intervals as short as fifteen minutes or as long as three hours. I really like that the alarm automatically restarts itself so that I dont have to remember to start a new alarm each time my son uses the potty. I also like that it is possible to see how much battery life is left just by scrolling through options. The battery charges quickly, in under a half hour, and lasts several days. I also like that this is water resistant so that it can be worn during hand washing without breaking. While the watch is certainly helpful, there are few things I wish were improved. The first thing is that in order to charge it, I have to peel back the silicone band to access the standard USB port. The first time I did this, I pulled more of the band off than perhaps should have been. The band tore a bit at the side where it is glued to the watch. It still works fine, but I think a magnetic charger would be a better option for making this watch water resistant and easier to charge. The other issue I have with this watch is that in comparison to other toddler watches, this is big and bulky. It is uncomfortable for my three-year-old. In fact, it is large enough to fit an adult. Because of its size, I think this would be better for an older child who is struggling with remembering to use the bathroom than for toddlers or preschoolers who are first potty training. It would work well for parents to wear as a reminder to encourage a child to use the bathroom regularly.