Visual Timer & ADHD Tool for Kids with Voice Command, Visual Schedule for Kids with Autism,Task Timer with Chore Chart Board for Home, School, Classroom, Desk
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Erin –
I always have this in my sightline when doing chores
This visual timer offers several functions for time management. It includes a 60-minute visual timer, a digital clock, a to-do list, and the date. A voice function is available to announce the current time or date. The product also offers multiple alarm options suitable for various settings. The initial setup can be complex due to the number of features. After a learning curve, the tool can effectively help organize tasks and improve focus. With support, I think kids older than 8 could use this independently.
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LM –
Easy to understand and practical for a three-year-old to help with reminders.
This timer is very helpful for my three year-old. Kids at this age have a hard time understanding the concept of time and I love that this makes it easier for her. We are trying to get her on a better schedule and when she knows what is coming up it makes it much simpler.
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Jack Chan –
Work fine for kids need routine but slightly overpriced
Great concept for kids’ routines and ADHD support, but setup was tedious and voice commands aren’t very clear. But still kids enjoy playing with it. Feels overpriced for what you get. Works fine for structured schedules though.
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CPK –
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This visual timer is a great tool for helping kids stay on task and manage routines. The voice command and chore chart features make it engaging and practical. It works well overall, though the voice could be a little clearer. Still a very useful tool for home and classroom!
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WanderingWildWife –
good tool for kids
Good size overall, about the size of a standard iPad or tablet just thicker. multiple functions in one is a plus allowing everything to be streamlined in one device. The timers allow my kids to visually see how long they have for a task. Written chores/tasks give them visual guidance that they can check off on their own. It is a good tool overall for independent time management skill and task completion.
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RN1997 –
Good for simple, consistent time management lists
Ordered Safetect Visual Timer and ADHD Tool to assist a family member with time management and promote task memory. The concept is great but setting-up and implementation became time-consuming. He already has a medication dispenser with alarms so this became another annoyance.If you are seeking a simple, consistent, and structured time schedule, this device will definitely help…especially, if mobile phones are restricted. The set includes a pen and 6 erasable cards, 16 To-do list cards, and 10 paper cards. The cost of $39.99 is a little more than the value for what we needed.
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Andy –
Amazing Learning Tool for Kids
I believe that this is a great tool for time management and focus skills. It does an excellent job of visual task completion and timer to allow kids to focus on the job on hand. Chores, homework, and everyday lessons are a great way to get kids to manage their time. I like the color, durability, and size of this device and how easy it is to use. Highly recommend!
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Adam –
Clever device, but the timer is very confusing
I liked the simplicity of this device for my daughter who has ADHD. She liked the concept, and we liked that it didn’t have a screen or “gamify” the experience, as that has a danger of only furthering the ADHD need for more stimulation. That said, the timer function is very confusing to use, and therefore, this ended up being a glorified notepad, so she doesn’t end up using it. If the timer was more intuitive, then this would have the potential of being exceptional. But, because we were trying to find a very simple way for her to keep track of her tasks and this just adds confusion, we abandoned using it.
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Visual Timer & ADHD Tool for Kids with Voice Command, Visual Schedule for Kids with Autism,Task Timer with Chore Chart Board for Home, School, Classroom, Desk
Erin –
I always have this in my sightline when doing chores
This visual timer offers several functions for time management. It includes a 60-minute visual timer, a digital clock, a to-do list, and the date. A voice function is available to announce the current time or date. The product also offers multiple alarm options suitable for various settings. The initial setup can be complex due to the number of features. After a learning curve, the tool can effectively help organize tasks and improve focus. With support, I think kids older than 8 could use this independently.
LM –
Easy to understand and practical for a three-year-old to help with reminders.
This timer is very helpful for my three year-old. Kids at this age have a hard time understanding the concept of time and I love that this makes it easier for her. We are trying to get her on a better schedule and when she knows what is coming up it makes it much simpler.
Jack Chan –
Work fine for kids need routine but slightly overpriced
Great concept for kids’ routines and ADHD support, but setup was tedious and voice commands aren’t very clear. But still kids enjoy playing with it. Feels overpriced for what you get. Works fine for structured schedules though.
CPK –
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This visual timer is a great tool for helping kids stay on task and manage routines. The voice command and chore chart features make it engaging and practical. It works well overall, though the voice could be a little clearer. Still a very useful tool for home and classroom!
WanderingWildWife –
good tool for kids
Good size overall, about the size of a standard iPad or tablet just thicker. multiple functions in one is a plus allowing everything to be streamlined in one device. The timers allow my kids to visually see how long they have for a task. Written chores/tasks give them visual guidance that they can check off on their own. It is a good tool overall for independent time management skill and task completion.
RN1997 –
Good for simple, consistent time management lists
Ordered Safetect Visual Timer and ADHD Tool to assist a family member with time management and promote task memory. The concept is great but setting-up and implementation became time-consuming. He already has a medication dispenser with alarms so this became another annoyance.If you are seeking a simple, consistent, and structured time schedule, this device will definitely help…especially, if mobile phones are restricted. The set includes a pen and 6 erasable cards, 16 To-do list cards, and 10 paper cards. The cost of $39.99 is a little more than the value for what we needed.
Andy –
Amazing Learning Tool for Kids
I believe that this is a great tool for time management and focus skills. It does an excellent job of visual task completion and timer to allow kids to focus on the job on hand. Chores, homework, and everyday lessons are a great way to get kids to manage their time. I like the color, durability, and size of this device and how easy it is to use. Highly recommend!
Adam –
Clever device, but the timer is very confusing
I liked the simplicity of this device for my daughter who has ADHD. She liked the concept, and we liked that it didn’t have a screen or “gamify” the experience, as that has a danger of only furthering the ADHD need for more stimulation. That said, the timer function is very confusing to use, and therefore, this ended up being a glorified notepad, so she doesn’t end up using it. If the timer was more intuitive, then this would have the potential of being exceptional. But, because we were trying to find a very simple way for her to keep track of her tasks and this just adds confusion, we abandoned using it.