Potty Fun Potty Training Watch Countdown Timer to Remind Your Toddler to Go Potty with a Fun Audio/Music Theme - Fits Wrists of 5 to 6.25 inches - Princess Potty Theme

My 4.5 yr old has been potty trained for 2 years but consistently has weekly accidents and constant leaking, mainly because she does not want to stop playing. She is very independent, so going to the potty has to be her idea or she doesn't want to do it. It was frustrating for the both of us. Until this watch! We have had it for 5 days and she has actually ran to the bathroom everytime it goes off, I don't have to say anything! She went from having constant leaking/weekly accidents. From none at all!! It is the only thing that has worked! She said, “I love my potty watch mom, it makes going to the bathroom so fun!“Function - It is very easy to use and set up. There are 3 timer settings. 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 90 minutes. The best thing about it is that the timer resets everytime it goes off. So you never how to worry or think about it - just turn it off when they go to bed, and back on in the morning.Style - It is so cute! I love the color combinations. My daughter likes that she has a watch that looks like mommy and daddy's. I held off on buying her a potty watch because I didn't want her to have a watch that looks like a potty. I am so glad I found this one! It is also very comfortable and such high quality.I also got the green "skip to my loo" one for my 2 year old son. He isn't quite ready for potty training just yet, but loves his watch and will dance every time it plays the song. I am so happy that we have this watch when he starts!Edit: It's been over a year, and my 3.5 year old son loves his green one! He has been potty trained for a year now, but lately been having random accidents. He found his potty watch, wanted it on, and actually listens to it and goes potty all by himself everytime it goes off!

My son is almost 4 and potty training has been a NIGHTMARE! Really, we have tried everything. I got a potty watch mostly because I thought he would just like wearing it and it would remind me that it was time for him to go again. We got the mission potty time one and at first he didn't know what to think. But after about a day he would get up and go run to the potty on his own. I was really surprised that it motivated him to go more independently. I would definitely recommend if you have a stubborn potty trainer!

This watch is exactly what I was looking for, for a decent price. It flashes lights and plays skip to my lou when the timer goes off. I don't have to reset it because it does it automatically, which to a mom potty training a toddler and having a 3 month old, anything automatic is a god send! It holds onto his arm good which I was worried about because he's only 22 months and skinny. He gets excited and goes everytime the watch goes off. Great buy and great price!Update: We accidentally sent our potty watch on a ride through the wash. It did come out wet and not working, but after a day in a bowl of rice it is working like new again! 😁

"Thank you potty watch!" was what my daughter said when the alarm went off and she ran to the bathroom!She was so excited that she tried her best and she had a completely "successful" potty time experience! Afterward, we went to the Pottyfun.com website and got her a first puzzle piece that once she gets all 6, she earns a reward.My daughter loves everything pink and princess related, and when the princess watch arrived she wanted to put it on immediately. Setup was super simple and we were ready to go in just a couple of minutes. The watch is a simple timer with a voice alarm that reminds the child to go use the potty, and that was just enough for the task.Getting her to just try to go has always been difficult, and we have tried rewards like gummy bears and other treats with some success, but it has always required that we constantly remind her, which she hates. This gives her both a sense of responsibility and a sense of excitement to try on her own, and it works! The puzzle game on the site is simple and keeps track of her reward progress and she loved the reward video.For a little girl who has had so much anxiety about "pooping", this really is an awesome gadget! Thank you PottyFun!!

It played the sound and flashed the lights when I tested it in the packaging but as soon as I took it out and put it on my daughters wrist I noticed that at the end of the 30 min interval the sound and lights didn’t go off. I tested again by holding in the mode button and sure enough no lights or sounds. I was so hopeful for this watch.UPDATE: After messaging the seller they immediately took action to make sure I got a working watch sent out to me. I’m guessing the watch that I received was just a bad one and I was impressed by the quick resolve.

I bought this for my already potty trained 4 year old. She has had a bit of a regression. She has had this for a couple of days. So far it’s great, she has had zero accidents. She likes it very much. It’s function/operation is very basic. It has three buttons: mode, on/off, start/stop. You hold on/off for 3 seconds to turn it on, it flashes 30. Then you press mode to toggle from 30 to 60 or 90 (we do 60 because and hour seems to be a good amount of time for her). Then you press start/stop to begin the timer. That’s it! The rest of the day it counts down from 60 minutes, plays the song and lights up then automatically begins the countdown again. She would have to hold on/off or start/stop for three seconds to interrupt the countdown. (She has done this but I have told her to not touch the buttons and so far so good and I simply turn it off if we are somewhere we don’t want to make noise then turn it back on when we leave.) Then at bedtime we take it off and I turn it off by holding on/off for three seconds.Note: this does not tell time or the date, it is fairly loud with no volume and does not vibrate, 30, 60 and 90 minutes are the only options, it not easy for her to put on and take off but the band is soft and comfy and stays on.Overall I like it but, because it’s use is very limited I think it is a bit over priced. It might be worth $19 if it did more.