ManChDaKids Learning Analog Watch for Girls Boys Analog Watch Time Teaching Watch for Childrens Toddler Kids 8-12 Tell Time Watch

I got this for my niece. She has some troubles with absorbing and understanding things. I love that she can see all the information right in front of her. And the back of the package tells her how to read the watch. She needs those step by step instructions. She is 11, so this isn't just for the little ones. She does love it.

This watch is fabulous for kids learning how to tell the time on an analog clock. My son is 5 and this watch fits his tiny wrists. The strap can be adjusted and has multiple size settings. It wraps all the way around his wrist and has 2 sliding sections to hold it securely in place. My son finds it comfortable and easy to wear. The dark forest green color is nice and the watch face colors and numbering is fabulous for learning. My son especially likes that he can watch a car go around too. I would absolutely buy this again. The only thing i think needs to be improved is the clarity of the tiny numbers. They are white but should have some black included to make it easier to read, the numbers are just too small for only white.

I got this watch for my son to help him learn how to tell time. It's great how the hands are labeled with "hour" and "minute," and in addition to hour numbers 1-12, the minutes are all labeled. The car that races around with the arms is really cool.The watch is easy to wind, and the vinyl wristband is easy to adjust.The face is a little big, to accommodate all those numbers, but not too big for a kid.

My son is just entering first grade and this will help teach him how to tell time. He likes the rainbow colors and all the labels can help him read the clock easily. It's not too big either, just the right size for his little wrist.

My 9 year old son really likes this watch. It helps him to learn how to read a clock with the hour number marks and minute number marks. The revolving car is interesting. Compared with watches of similar design, this is a little bit pricey. I only wish it had better resistance to water at this price range.

This watch is a perfect reliable choice for teaching time. Its analog design offers a straightforward approach to learning, while its durable construction ensures longevity. Perfect for both little boys and girls. I purchased this watch to give away as a gift to one of then children in my class, and I can't wait to surprise them with it!

I was afraid the band would be too big for my toddler, but there are so many holes that it adjusted perfectly for his tiny wrist. He loves looking at the car move and the color/feel of the band is so nice.

This watch was designed for young children to help them learn to tell time. Some of the numbers are large and easy to read, and in bright colors. I can read the hours from one to twelve. I can't even see the small numbers that make this watch work for military time. The word "hour" is printed on the short hand, and "minute" is on the long hand. The left side of the watch says "to" and the right side says "past" as in, ten minutes past the hour. Then around the outer edge are the tiny numbers from 1 - 60, teaching the child how to read the minutes. At least, I'm told they are there! I can't see those either. Not even with a magnifying glass, but when I took a photo of the watch and blew it up, then I could see them. Yes, they are there!I know very young children (under three) do not have 20/20 vision, and seeing this watch could be a problem. But I tested it on two of my grandsons. The one who is 5 1/2, and the one who just turned 8. They could both see and read all the numbers without a problem. Since this is going to be a gift for the one who is 7, there shouldn't be a problem other than the fact the 7 yr old is red/green colorblind.I don't have to see the numbers to help Levi learn to tell time. I think this is a really cute watch, and I can't wait to give it to him. Both of the other two want one just like it. Well, they've got birthdays around the corner.The watch band feels like silicone. I don't see what it is made of listed anywhere, but it is soft and flexible, yet I think it will hold up. I've had watches before with stiff plastic bands, but the bands broke after a few weeks. I gave this band some sharp tugs and twists and nothing happened. If Levi breaks it before New Year's, I'll update my review.For now, I think this watch deserves five stars, as long as you are gifting it to a child four or above.