ComsmartSand Timer, 6 Colors Hourglass Sandglass Sand Clock Timer 1min / 3mins / 5mins / 10mins / 15mins / 30mins for Classroom Game Home Office Decoration (6pcs)

We have a neurodiverse daughter who struggles to cope with the end of screen time and these are great, colourful and well made. Can be used for many things

I bought these as a visual prompt for my 7 year old, to help her to manage her time more effectively with every days tasks such as eating, getting dressed, and having a shower etc. There are 6 different lengths of time, which cover most of the tasks, but can be turned over if more time is needed.The timers are of good quality and appear to be very robust, (having survived being dropped down the stairs on a couple of occasions!).Good value and great quality - they do the job they were designed for!

As a teacher, I love this set of timers. It has a good range of colours and times and because they are glass, they are of good quality.

These were a little shorter than I expected but they do the job fine. I use these to support my ASD/ADHD son to engage in activities for periods of time from brushing his teeth, to completing homework or playing with something other than a screen.

I love these, they are a lot smaller than expected but that is a good thing as they do not take up too much space. I bought for my son 3yrs with ASD and it really helps when needing him to share or turn off the iPad. However I would say my 13yr daughter likes using it the most it helps her to time her homework reading and test she also has ASD and she chose to use it and the 30min one is permanently in her room through her own choice and it helps her to manage her time when getting dressed and ready for school too

I bought these to help a small child understand time, as story time was being slyly extended night by night. They are very well built, colourful and nice to use. Occasionally one or two of them get clogged (a tap releases the blockage easily) and I can't say they are amazingly accurate. However, seeing as I never need to boil the small child like I would an egg, accuracy isn't essential. They suit the purpose for which they were intended perfectly and I am now rolling with a 15-minute story time each night like the King of Dads.However... since purchasing them, I have become morbidly obsessed with watch my life slipping away in 1, 3, 5, 10, 15 and 30 minute increments. I resist, but even now I cannot help flipping one over and watching, sobbing, as the grains of sand slide ever downwards. Flowing silently. Stripping away the seconds as they fall. I reach out. The fingers of my hand hovering near the glass. I pull sharply away, clenching into a fist. "No!" The word whispered and hoarse as I force it from my dry mouth. Time. I don't have time!

I use these timers for my child who has Autism and they are great. I’ve seen in some pictures that the caps on the top of the timers came off but so far I’ve not had that issue. They look great but keep in mind they are small. Only thing I’m worried about is that they are glass and will break if they are dropped.

No 3 minute egg timer in the selection which is vital for the younger child