Teach Me Time!

Posted by Nadine Bells

With the kids heading back to school comes the challenge of earlier mornings. Instead of waking up your kids (or begging them to let you sleep a little longer) in the morning, why not try Teach Me Time! Talking Alarm Clock and Nightlight, a new alarm clock for kids? It helps kids learn to tell time on both a digital and analog clock and also tells the super-early risers when it's okay to get out of bed.

"Ok to Wake!" Dual-Color Nightlight Timer
For children just out of the crib, Teach Me Time! features a dual-color nightlight that turns green when it's "Ok to wake!"

Green Means GO!

This convenient (for parents, that is) feature was inspired by homegrown solutions to the problem of young children bounding out of bed at very early hours. If you've ever taped over the minutes digits of an old digital alarm and instructed your son or daughter to not get up until "this number is a six", then you're one of many (sleep deprived?) parents who understands the need for the dual-color nightlight.

Teach Me Time's! nightlight has flexible timer settings. You define the time that it turns on (soft yellow glow), the time that it changes color from yellow to green ("Ok to wake!") and the time that it turns off. If desired, the color-changing option is easily disabled.

Let's Learn To Tell Time!

Teach Me Time! features an interactive, talking time-teaching game designed to help school-aged kids learn to tell time on both analog and digital clocks. The large, bright LCD display is capable of displaying the time in either format or both at once.

Check out the official site here. And many happy mornings to you and your smarter-by-the-day children!

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