Potty Time Potty Baby Watch, Pink

After what seems like a failed lifetime of trying to potty train my daughter I decided to purchase the potty watch in desperation as I have baby No2 on the way and need to get it over and done with.I have to say that I am pleased with this purchase as my child has been nappy/pull up free (excluding bedtime) for 3 days now and I'm only on day 3 of using the watch! She likes the fact that it plays her music and instead of me chasing her around the house getting her to sit on the potty she is now coming to me!I started with the 30min timer. As she tends to stay on the potty for some time the timer felt like it was forever going off so now on the 60min timer setting.I highly recommend this product.

I purchased this for my daughter-in- law who is potty training my granddaughter, great idea for mums trying to potty train!Only wished I'd had one!Great aid !!

Looks great and really helpful for potty training

Absolutely love this my toddler has not liked having to go potty every half hour but this watch has made it fun and exciting and she is happy to go every time she hears the tune and sees the lights

Brilliant idea, and worked well for 2 months until the strap buckle fell apart. Not even a mildly robust product sadly, left a 3 year old very upset...

I liked this watch I used it to help my daughter with toilet training wish I brought one earlier

Worked a charm until the battery ran out which was after about 2 weeks...

Super cute! I would recommend for ages 2-3, I got this for my daughter when she was one but it didn’t really work. She is now 3 and still struggles because she holds her pee until she has to go super bad then she ends up peeing a little in her undies. With the watch it just helps remind her and (myself!) to take her. There are 3 setting, 30 mins, 60 mins, and 90 mins. We’re are currently at 60!

I was so excited for this product to arrive as I've been having a few issues with my six year remembering to stop what she's doing and go pee. When I got the watch I found it hard to get it to set to 60, it kept trying to default to 30 which is too short. Then the battery only lasted less then a month. I would have expected it to last longer since I paid 40 for this watch.

Defective. It wouldn’t turn on when I received it, I even changed the batteries and it still didn’t work.

I rarely write reviews, especially bad ones, but this product is so poorly made and ill designed that I feel obligated to help save other well meaning parents. I bought this watch TWICE and both times it arrived DOA with dead batteries. TWICE, like the naive and loving mom that I am, I bought $10 worth of batteries for a $11 watch and committed minor surgery to replace the batteries (a task that involves prying off the wristband and marring it, design fail) . BOTH occasions, after said surgery and reassembly, the piece of junk malfunctioned!!! In different ways!!! The first one would turn off after 1 countdown instead of resetting itself like it is supposed to. The second had a faulty Timer button that only worked when the watch was disassembled and would no longer respond when put together (loved unscrewing and rescrewing those tiny little screws several times to figure that out). Now I have to disappoint my daughter a second time that the timer is broken and mommy can't fix it!!!Oh, and in case you are still considering buying this, even if yours does work, the design is TERRIBLE. The only way to turn it off is hit Set and the Timer together, release both, then hit Timer 4 more times till you cycle through the menu to off....that's right, a 6-click-off-series every nap and bedtime AND the same 6 click series to turn it on and select your child's correct potty duration when they wake up and to reset the duration if they pee early!!! Hate parents and daycare teachers much PottyTime??!!!Amazon is not responsible for the garbage product, but they are responsible for continuing to stock it knowing 1/2 the time the product arrives defective and DOA! Tell PottyTime to spend $5 more to make a viable product before you agree to stock it again. We’ll all happily pay the extra $5 for a non-POS that doesn't disappoint our kids when we're right in the middle of trying to get them excited about potty training...just sayin!

Wow this product is Great!!! I sure had my doubts because we have tried everything from gifts and bribery to the “hard way”. Our daughter is very smart and super strong willed so things are difficult to make her do. But with this watch it made her feel like a big girl and the music is not too alarming. It took my daughter (with a little fight back at first) about 6 days and now she is willingly going to the potty every time the watch goes off and is doing a fantastic job! There are multiple timer settings so you can customize it to your child. I would recommend this watch to everyone with a strong-willed kiddo :)

You can't hear it and there is no way to adjust the volume to turn it up. Even at home with just the average noise of TV and people talking, you can't hear it much less make out that it's actually singing a song. You or your child may notice the lights flashing, but that's about it. Very disappointed in this watch. Complete waste of money. Would do better to get another kid watch and just set an alarm you can actually hear.Update: I shipped this back to the selle for a refund, they issued a return. Then, months later said they never received the item back and recharged my card without my consent!! I've never had this issue in any other return. Obviously after several months passed and I had already received the refund, I had thrown away the UPS receipt. Therefore, I have no way to challenge the charge. I suppose that's why they waited so long to recharge me! Beware of this seller!! Garbage product and seller running scam on refunds.

My daughter has a problem remembering to use the bathroom.This plays a couple different songs quietly, it’s not obnoxious thankfully. It has really helped her to not have accidents.The only downside is she hasn’t had it for a month and the strap just broke the other day. I can’t fix it, where can I get a strap replacement? Why isn’t this sturdy enough to last a month??

Potty training has been a struggle to say the least. My daughter started early and in hindsight, probably should have waited because she’s had several throws of regression. At 4 years old I was about to give up and hope and pray she’d just get over it soon. My “smart” phone must have picked up on my search for potty articles and up pops the potty watch ad. It has been wonderful! I love it because1. I don’t have to worry about giving her reminders and she doesn’t have to hear me nag her all day2. she can have full control of her potty time (which was a struggle)3. The songs and lights are really quite cute and just long enoughAND, my daughter accidentally wore it in the bath, causing it to break immediately. Luckily, there is a 30 day warranty and the company sent us a brand new one within a week! So thankful!It’s a genius idea!

I was so excited when this product arrived, as I am a toddler teacher and have seen its wonders. After seeing it in action once, I began to recommend it to every parent who struggled at all with getting their child to remember to take time to use the potty. I work in a Montessori school, and independence is a HUGE DEAL for us, and this product offers that.Unfortunately, it arrived with no sound at all. However, after reaching out to the company, they are sending me a replacement at no charge!! They stand by their product, which speaks volumes at how much they believe in it. I am anxious to receive our replacement and get on with our journey to becoming a diaper free home, and will continue to recommend them to the parents of the tots I teach!

We thought it was a great idea to purchase this watch to assist with potty training. Although conceptually a great idea, this watch is simply garbage. The first watch we ordered the batteries died within 2 weeks; lasted approximately 10 days. After changing the batteries the watch simple failed to work. Yes, I bought and installed the correct batteries through Amazon since I was not able to find exact size batteries at CVS. Since the watch is inexpensive (I should just say cheap garbage) I foolishly order another one. Good news is after a couple of weeks the batteries are still woroing, the bad ne s is the sound has failed. The sound was/is the main point. Save money or if you do not care about the $11 save aggravation by simply setting your phone or echo dot to 30 60 or 90 minutes just like the watch.I reached out by email to the manufacturer and no response after 2 days. Before writing a negative review I allow the opportunity to neutralize or make the situation a better one. When you read so many negative reviews makes sense to take the advice.I suggest and encourage Amazon to review these comments to decide if a poorly designed product like this should be able to be sold on their site.

I don't just recommend this product I owe this product hundreds of dollars now that I'm not buying diapers! I couldn't get my daughter interested she's too independent to want me to tell her what to do but I needed her to build the habit and go often she's three we did the 60min. setting and three weeks later she was potty trained accident free 4 months now. they aren't water proof and the battery wears out in 2-4 weeks but go look at the receipts for your box of diapers over 3 weeks and tell me 2 or 3 of these isn't cost effective. And that's with out bringing up the fact that I don't need to wipe up poop anymore or upholstery clean the furniture from accidents. I even recommend this for kids with weak bladders that are older because it builds the habit for them to go ever 30,60 or 90 minutes. Also it's not obnoxious which since you have to hear it throughout the day is important it has lights and does a tune without words loud enough to hear but it doesn't draw unwanted attention or disrupt dinner. The buttons are pretty child proof as well and if you're thinking I'll just set a timer on my watch this makes it independent and fun for the kid which is the difference between kicking and screaming or a happy trip. She pooped in the potty within two hours of getting it and showing her how it works we told her it's her job because she's too much of a big girl it be using a diaper and bam! I can't tell you how much stress get's lifted from being diaper free but the wait being lifted is a gift, it's worth trying and the kids think it looks cool especially if you wear a wrist watch. You can give them a stamp or sticker (stamps are less expensive and don't end up on the walls if you keep them in the medicine cabinet) when they're done to sweeten the deal too. Oh I let my girl open her package from the mailbox we checked for it until it arrived daily(I had her help me order it online first) then we opened it, it was important to make a huge build up I think that's why I got quick results.

It worked really well for the first 1 week of full use and then the problems started. My 2yr old started off by wearing it only on weekends for 2 weeks and then she wore it all day at school for 1 week. Now it has issues - it seems impossible to turn off, when turned on it seems impossible to get the setting straight, and the numbers are disappearing. Now I can't see anything on the display screen but occasionally it works. As for the concept, it's great and my toddler loves it. It helps remind us adults that she needs to go potty as well because we are so used to the babies in their diaper.

I have a 4.5 year old and we have been potty training since she turned 2...I just recently bought this watch and it is a life saver for us. I wish I would have bought it when we first started, def will use it for my next child. My DD has been having tons of accidents, I took her to an urologist and found out she is constipated...which was causing all the accidents. So this watch helps remind her AND us to go potty. The urologist told us to get one and we decided on this one...good price, water resistant, music and lights and easy to turn on/off. I really like the ability to change the time from 30/60/90 min and that I don’t have to reset it every time. You do need to turn it on and off everyday (unless you want it to just continue to go off) but we don’t mind.

Our biggest hurdle with potty training has been consistency. Our daughter will be three next week, and we've been toying with potty training for about 6 months now, but never consistently because we travel a lot, so sometimes diapers are just easier for long car rides, long plane rides, long hikes, etc. This watch kept me, my husband, and our daughter all on schedule. We started using it on a Tuesday, and as of the next Tuesday our daughter was fully potty trained.I had an app on my phone which was a similar concept - it would send a notification every 45 minutes, or whatever time interval you wanted, and it even had a little game she could play after using the potty, but she didn't really care because it wasn't hers. The watch gave her ownership and responsibility for her body, and she responded extremely well to that.I don't know that it would work for everybody, but it worked great for us! The only bummer is we only used it for a week, so now we don't need it anymore. Guess I'll hang onto it for one of her cousins to use later on.

Let me start by saying that I did the 3 day potty training method before using the Potty Watch. It was a really hard 3 days but I was concerned about how she would do at daycare if I wasnt there to remind her and its not right for me to expect the caregivers to do exactly whst I did when there are 10 other kids to worry about. So another mom suggested this and its amazing. My daughter really took well to the watch. I started using it a couple of hours on the 3rd day of potty training and she would get all excited. And now, when the song goes off, she will look at me and say "i don't have to go, next time". I highly suggest this Potty Watch!

This watch does exactly what it claims. It plays a cute little diddy every hour to prompt your little one to get on the potty. The watch can easily be turned off for nap/bedtime. The watch band is easily adjustable and doesn't break out my daughter's sensitive skin.I have two negative points with this watch, though. First, the watch automatically starts counting down again after the song finishes. I get the function, but I wish it would stop and need to be restarted after your child went potty. If your kid is on their potty for 15 minutes before they go potty, they have to get back on in 45 after that. Perhaps I just have a strong willed toddler, but I found that a little annoying. Secondly, the speaker on the front of the watch is easily muted. Our daughter quickly figured out that, if we weren't in the room and she turned the watch over, covering the speaker, we couldn't hear it and she could continue playing. Kids are sneaky.Overall I would recommend this product. Just keep your ears peeled for that alarm.