Premium Sports Potty Training Watch - Toilet Training Timer - Rechargeable Water Resistant Watch Reminder to Go Potty Vibrates and Plays Music Keeps Your Child Entertained at Potty Time

It's a watch for potty training. So it does 2 things...and only does 2 things which all it needs to do - it shows time and reminds to go. As an technology engineer myself, I appreciate and love that its function is simple and to the point, without adding any other unnecessary non-usable stuff, unnecessary design complexity and user operational stress like other watches do. I appreciate that parents designed it to help them, and they shared it with us. I love that it shows time with large numbers. I love that it tells the kid how long is left before he needs to go. I love that it vibrates strongly and plays funky music that makes it fun for kid to react to. Mine actually skipped to the music while running to the bathroom. Simple. Attractive. Does what it says it does. Keep in mind that every day you have to turn on/off the interval reminders otherwise it will "keep buzzing/music non-stop". This keeps the parents involved every day with your child learning proper potty behavior, rather than relying on technology to do its thing every day unattended like other watches do. and since every day schedule is different, the "go to potty" times are different, based on when the initial interval reminder is set in the morning, makes it less of a routine and adjustable to specific day schedule. I recommend it.

My very active 6-year-old son had been having trouble with leaking accidents. The doctor determined that his issues were likely due to bladder insensitivity and spasms caused by a stretched out bladder (from trying to hold his potty for too long because he didn't want to slow down to go). She recommended a watch like this one to ensure that my son was emptying his bladder on a frequent schedule to allow his bladder to shrink back down to normal size and recover its sensitivity. I LOVE this watch because it allows my son to take responsibility for his own bathroom habits, which has been a big part of our struggle. My son loves wearing it and can operate it all on his own once he learned the functions. He wears it to school on the vibrate setting, and no one even knows that it's going off or that it's a special potty watch. His teacher allows him to get up and go to the bathroom whenever the watch signals every 90 minutes. This watch has been a HUGE help in overcoming this year-long battle. I would definitely recommend it! I wish I had known about it earlier. I think it would even be fun and exciting for toddlers just learning to go potty. After a couple weeks of using the watch, we did have some issues with it not working unless it was fully charged. I called the number listed on Amazon for the seller, got an immediate response, and they promised to send out a replacement right away! They even paid extra to send it expedited so that we could get it in one day. Excellent product and excellent customer service!

I have a few things I would change about this watch, but I would still recommend it to others. I tried to be thorough because reviews help me so much with my online shopping.This watch can work very well with a motivational sticker chart and a promised prize at the end. My daughter gets a sticker for her chart only when her undies are dry at the time she goes to the restroom, and if she goes right when the timer rings.Pros:-It is basic and has sufficient time intervals: 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120 min.-It shows you how many minutes are left before it will ring again.-It looks SO much nicer than other watches out there-The song it plays is loud enough for me to hear so I know if she is responding to it or not. It plays the tune to, "If you're happy and you know it", every time. There is a vibration-only setting as well in case you are annoyed with the song.-It has several notches for the strap size and comes with 2 bands to hold the loose end of the strap down.Cons:-It was a little tricky for me to program in the beginning. I was ready to package it back up and return. I recommend looking up a youtube video to help you get started.-My daughter can stop the song right away and pretend it didn't ring. However, since the song is nice and loud, I can follow up with her. I've had to make a new rule that if she does that, she has to lose the watch.-It's pretty comfortable, except it's not like a fitbit or iwatch band. The material is stiffer and I find my daughter taking it off on occasion. I'm sure she will get used to it more and more over time.- The manufacture states that it can go 3-5 days if it is on the song-only mode, or vibration-only mode (There is a third option that does both the song and vibration together). However, we have had to charge it every day for 30 minutes even though it has only been on the song-only mode. The watch will not ring if the battery is low, so I recommend doing it at night after your kiddo goes to bed. The instructions say you should not charge it longer than 2 hours, so I have to make sure I don't forget it before I fall asleep!-You will have to TURN OFF THE TIMER AT NIGHT, or you will get a nice little wake-up alarm all night long. You have to re-set the timer each morning in advance if you want it to be ready to tell your toddler to use the restroom right when they wake up. Setting the timer is pretty quick and easy though, so it's really not much of a problem for us now.

This watch works good. I got it for my child to help her remember to drink water at school. I like that there are so many different alarm choices. The frustrating thing about this watch- it runs out of battery quick. I suggest plugging it in at least every other day, if not everyday (I only use it on vibration mode, which is supposed to last longer, but doesn't seem to). If it runs out of battery (or in my case, below 13%), you will have to reset the alarm. The other frustrating thing is, there is no quick on/off for the alarm. So, this watch will go off all night long, unless you go through all the steps, which you will then have to repeat in the morning to turn it back on. So, I have found it frustrating and helpful all at once. I'm not sure I would recommend this watch, as the frustrating bits outweigh the helpful bits, for my family.