Animal Wall Clock

I bought it to help my toddler with home routines and teach him about the day and concept of time.Along with the clock it came with a cardboad picture of the same clock and pop out hands so my son could use it up close. Along with some clear stickers of common routines.It was super easy for him to understand and it helped him understand time and routines a bit better than just using the digital clock on my phone.I really like that it has 2 options one with numbers and one without. I got the one without and it worked really well for my 3 year old.

no more stress as whens daddy comeing back from work or when are we going out or how long can i play outside or whens tea time im hungry. you can now explain when a hour is and when 10mins is so you dont constantly get pesterd rather than haveing a good time. my little one gets left at nusery and finds it a long time and used to keep asking the teachers whens mummy comeing all the time but now she has a watch and a clock at nusery so she just uses them. thank you no more being hasseld about time.

This clock is AMAZING and a game changer for any family with ANY children of ANY age! Our two and four year old sons know that what the clock says- goes! They respect the concrete boundaries set by the animal faces and big hand.ALSO, this amazing, indestructible clock flew out of our car top carrier on our way to vacation- YES, we took the clock on vacation. Going 80mph down the highway, out flew the clock (and two bags worth of clothing) landing in the middle of the highway. The clock suffered only flesh wounds and once the battery was put back in KEPT RIGHT ON TICKING!This makes a perfect gift for young children and parents alike! A MUST BUY if you ask us!

I must admit that when I first saw this clock, I thought it was a bit ridiculous, but purchased one for my 4 year old who is learning to tell time right now. I am SO GLAD I took a chance on this.First, it was a clock that she was so excited about, it looks great in her room and most importantly, worked right off the bat! I try to parent positively, and set empathetic limits with my child, but never realized how unreasonable "five more minutes" is to a child that doesn't know how to read time really is! (Spoiler alert: imagine your boss tells you that you have gobbly-gook minutes to do your job, and arbitrarily tells you that you did a bad job what feels like immediately later.)Now I can say when the long arrow reaches an animal and am immediately understood and complied with. First try, and with a helpful observation of, "Oh yes, the arrow is at the frog" in agreement. No more "that wasn't 5 minutes" or "I want 5 more minutes" every time! Wow, I can't recommend this enough.

I’m a preschool teacher, my students are all 2-3 years old, and they love using this clock. They always want to know what animal the big hand will be pointing to when it’s time to transition activities. We’ve even taken pictures of the included cardboard clock set at various times (snack time, lunch time) and posted them near the actual clock with corresponding images so they can start recognizing significant times. Highly recommend.

My kids love this clock. Only complaint is that it is a little slow and you have to catch it up once in a while.

My 3.5yo loves this. He is in Early Intervention for language delay so this has been super helpful with helping him understand time and routine. He knows all of the animals by their sounds so when we talk about where is the cat, he’ll respond with pointing and meow meow! If we say, ok we can watch a show until the bear he’ll notice and say “show done raawwwrrr.” Highly recommend. ❤️

I love this clock and so does my grand daughter . It helps her to understand when we need to start or finish a task . She is too young to read numbers but loves the animal pics. And it glows in the dark at night too.

Es justo lo que necesitaba para que mi hija de cuatro años comience a comprender el concepto del tiempo. Todo viene tal cual está descrito!

Love our clock - our preschooler is loving using the animals to work out how long we have between things.