Kitchen Timer, 60 Minutes Countdown Cooking Teaching Egg Potty Training Wind Up Cute Timeout Timer No Battery （Red）

How is a kitchen timer used for potty training? Is that what this is meant for? I use it to time my... well, never-you-mind what I use it for! ;-)It is very cute, and my favorite thing about it is that if you turn it around, it has a little butt crack! It is just adorable! I added the eyes. It really needs them. Otherwise, how can it see me? :)I have started a new ritual. I like to rub its tushie for good luck. I highly recommend one of these... even if you do not believe in rubbing the plastic tushie for good luck.

This is cute and the timing is accurate. I don't really care that I have to wind it all the way, then move it to the desired time. The thing that lost it a star though, was that the ticking is so loud. I wanted to use this for my kids in school. The ticking is loud enough to distract my kids and make it hard for them to focus on their work. If I want to use it, I have to put it in another room. So, to the kitchen it went. Good product overall, but not for my needs.

It is such a cute timer. I believed that it would be great for my kitchen, but I was wrong. The rotating dial slopes, making it very hard to grab and turn. This timer rings so low that if you are not paying attention, you will miss the ring. Also, one of the bottoms of the shoes came off, within two weeks. I would not recommend this timer for your kitchen unless you are cooking late at night or have a baby that you do not want to wake up.

The first one we tried was battery powered and had animals for the numbers which was so fun for our daughter that is 6. But on day 5 it accidentally landed in bath sink...... so now we have this one. We've had it for about 6 months and it's going strong! It has no batteries so it's basically indestructible you just wind it all the way around 1x and then set it to the time you want. My daughter loves the little booty on it🥰 and the little handle on top it is perfect for her to carry around. The alarm sound is loud enough for us and our needs but we also tend to bring it with us. It does have a ticking sound because it's a wind up style but we are not bothered by it at all, it's not overly loud just a soft ticking. I would definitely recommend this to parents with small children that want something that will stand the true test of being kids handled.

It's nice because it doesn't require batteries. Make sure and read the insert that comes with it and don't throw it away cause you'll have to read it to set the timer so the alarm will sound! You have to turn the dial clockwise up to the 60 min mark first, every time and then set it for the time you want it to alarm. My kids and I love it and it's cute just like it looks in the pic!

So far so good! My kids think this is the cutest little timer ever. We bought it so that they can make sure to brush their teeth for a full two minutes. We also use it to give limits to video game time. My kids makes this timer ‘Jug’. I don’t know why, just ‘Jug’ and we love him. His full name is ‘Jug the little red timer with the cutest buttcheeks ever’. It works the way it is supposed to and the timer is loud. I like the carrying loop you can hold it by. I love his little hands and buttcheeks.

Works great! You do have to wind it to 60 then your desired time to get it to really make an alarm noise. If you do not wind it all the way back first, it will only make one small chime, which is barely audible. I guess this is a design flaw, but for the money it's great! I also love the design lol very cute :)

I got this to add a little pop of color and fun to my kitchen. I love it! Follow directions and turn the dial all the way to 60, then to your desired time, and it has worked perfectly without fail! The bell is loud enough to hear from another room on the same floor, but I don't rely on hearing it when I am upstairs or in the basement.