TWENTY5 SEVEN Countdown Timer 7.5 inch; 60 Minute 1 Hour Visual Timer – Classroom Teaching Tool Office Meeting, Mechanical Countdown Clock for Kids Exam Time Management Magnetic, Colorful, (T001)

Massive timer! Really should have checked the size, but works well and the bell is loud! Nice to have a clockwork timer as opposed to a digital one.. great for showing 2 year old how time flies!

Good but didn't realise how loud it is, probably wouldn't of gotten it if I knew the alarm ring is so loud.

Really good timer!!Really loud and very big so my toddler can see it anywhere!!

This is brilliant. We started using it as soon as it was delivered and the uses are endless. Timer to get dressed for the kids, timer to tidy up etc. The alarm is not so loud which is a bonus. Love it!

A big, fat NO!!! Children don't like time restrictions! So when you buy something to help them with it, it should be durable. This is not. I bought it for my little one to help him with it'll be time for a bath, off the IPad, getting ready for school, etc. He obviously didn't like the idea of finishing play time at first and walked up to the timer and re winded it back or forth about 3 times and it broke... PLEASE DONT BUY IT IS A WASTE OF MONEYIt looks very nice and suppose to be great idea... IT IS NOT

Excellent product

Very easy to break, so must be very careful turning it backwards or when it's already ticking, but if taken care of can be super helpful and good as its so visual

Great timer that my 5 and 3 year old can easily understand. Because it's so big, it can be seen from anywhere in the room, and rarely gets lost. Used frequently in beat the clock style "games" e.g. "Do you think you can you can get your pyjamas on in less than 2 minutes? You do? Alright <sets clock> GO!" Particularly useful for getting kids ready for school in the morning, so they know how long they've got left to watch tv/play with toys before we have to get shoes and coats on etc.I also use this as a motivation for housework and decluttering - setting for 5 minutes and trying to get as much done as I can. I find this approach helps get me started on jobs I've been putting off.