Goodtimer | Positive Reinforcement Educational Toy, Chore Chart, Visual Timer, and Good Behavior Game for Kids

ENCOURAGE BETTER BEHAVIOR: Create the ideal environment to encourage your child to listen the first time. Backed by neuroscience and developed by positive parenting experts, Goodtimer’s patented technology is a highly effective way to reinforce good behavior and encourage children to form good habits that last. TECHNOLOGY THAT WORKS - Goodtimer is a chore chart reinvented for modern families. Kids respond to Goodtimer’s brightly glowing lights, token incentives, and encouraging voice, with game-style functionality that is interactive and simple enough for toddlers to understand. The result is one easy-to-use educational toy that provides children with a consistent framework for success. CUSTOMIZE FOR YOUR FAMILY – The included children’s book explains how Goodtimer works and gives your family the tools you need to help your child succeed. While reading the included children’s book, you’ll clarify your house rules, ensuring that everyone is on the same page and establish a token incentive system that is consistent with your family’s values. GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD - Adjust the difficulty level with 10 convenient settings allowing that product to grow with your child as they reach new developmental milestones. When enough Good Time is earned, Goodtimer dispenses tokens (32 reusable tokens included) children can collect in the included token pouch and exchange for incentives that your family decides. The result is a tangible allowance that reinforces good behavior. TRAVEL-FRIENDLY - Set Goodtimer to “Travel Mode” to encourage your child to continue to behave while you’re on the go. Designed to be ‘toddler-tough’ with a rechargeable battery and energy-efficient LEDs that can last up to 5 days before recharging using the included charging adapter. Lightweight and portable, Goodtimer makes an ideal nightlight. Dim the brightness with easy-to-use touch controls; Goodtimer has a comforting glow that kids love to make part of their bedtime routine.