Potty Training Watch - Baby Reminder Water Resistant Timer for Toilet Training Kids & Toddler (Blue)

We have a 2 year old and she has responded very well to this method. She loves and the wife loves it so it really a win win. It was a bit confusing to set in the beginning because I'm not tech savvy but once I read the instructions it was actually very easy to use!

Upon receiving this item I was excited to get it set up so I could introduce it to my son. It wouldn't turn on at first so thought oh well needs to charge, no worries, plugged it in. Came back a few hours later and it started up, but the set up with the single button is a nightmare. It kept getting stuck in the timer mode when I was trying to set up the clock... I already read through the instructions and kept going back thinking I was missing something. Needless to say we never ended up using it and plan on sending it back for a refund. Save your money or go for the slightly more expensive one. This one is a dud.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea behind this watch. I love that it automatically resets after the button is pressed. HOWEVER it is IMPOSSIBLE to turn off. I didn't hardly any sleep last night because it would make noise every 90 minutes. I'd hold the button until it says off but it would NOT stop the timer. I've since read the questions and answers to figure out how to get it to turn off but the instruction manual doesn't say any of what they are saying. I'm still not sure if it actually turned off or not and now I have to wait until my kid goes to bed to shut it off. If it doesn't work I get to spend another night with Wheels on the Bus stuck in my head. Keep up with the idea but FIX the programming.

This has been the only thing that worked for us. My son resisted potty training even though we tried everything. He couldnt seem to be bothered to stop playing and go potty until we got this watch. He is so proud of himself and he takes pride in the control he has with the watch. It is great for kids who love routine but are stubborn and want to feel a sense of self control. If I were to ask him to go potty he would resist because we are in that age/stage where everything is a battle...but the watch reminds him and that feels like it is his own choice so he accepts. It has been over a week and we've only had two or three accidents. I am very pleased.The only thing I wish was different is I had hoped there would be an easy on/off button but there's only one button on the whole watch and you have to cycle through all of the controls via that single button so it makes turning it off at night and on in the morning more of a pain than it should be. We just leave the watch downstairs now without turning it off so it doesn't wake up.

My sensory seeking 4 and a half year old has *really* struggled to potty train to the point that I’m about to pull my hair out. He is very control-seeking and this became a battle of the wills. It is a legitimate issue at school where frequent accidents are now very disruptive. I am a single parent and I work full time and just completed a graduate program. I’ve tried so many things but this particular issue was becoming very disconcerting, time consuming and stressful.This watch allowed him to have the control. He loves having a “thing” like a special little tool that is all his. His teacher told me whenever it went off, all of his friends at school and him would dance together.We’re going on day 5 or 6 and the only accidents (maybe 2) I can genuinely say we’re accidents and not an act of willfulness. He’s proud. I’m proud. His grandparents are proud and so is his school—wins all around.The only reason I can’t give this 5 stars is because the quality is pretty poor. The face of the watch popped off after two days. You can stick it right back on but it pops right back off. The company is sending me a new one. I’ll edit my review if it turns out it was just the one I had.But honestly, I’d buy this again and again for any kiddo who struggles to potty train. Worth the money!

My youngest son just turned 7. He was still in a diaper. He absolutely refused to potty train. We finally was able to get him in underwear and after several days of accidents, he finally adjusted to the toilet. He’s also been a child of his own mind. He will do what he wants to do on his time. But we were tired of waiting around for him to accomplish this on his own. He simply didn’t want to. We have successfully been potty training for over a week now. But I was still telling him every 30 minutes to go sit on the toilet. I needed to give him control because he was so sick of me saying it that he just shut down.I ordered this as a long shot. Best under $20 I have ever spent!!! I set the timer for 60 minutes instead of 30 and he is super excited watching the timer count down. I haven’t had to tell him to go potty once! And it seems to have had an unexpected effect. Not only does he go when the watch goes off, but he also goes when he has the urge, on his own now!!!I cannot recommend this little watch enough!!!! If you’re hesitant like I was, it’s worth it!

Easy to use. Perfect alarm volume; not too loud. Useful as a watch when the alarm is off. Lasting battery- I only charge it for an hour every two days. When my son washes his hands, he also washes the watch, but it's waterproof and wonderful. He likes it- it's thin and it's cute. Absolutely wonderful.Edit: It malfunctioned a week after he got it. All the lights were lit up and it played the alarm over and over until it died. When I plugged it in, it beeped the entire time it was plugged in but it didn't charge. When I unplugged it, it played the alarm over and over until it died again five minutes later. I'm returning it.