Timers are an excellent way for little fingers to begin learning technology and applying it to "their world". When my sub-2-year-old grandkids started learning timers, numbers and buttons, they would sit and watch the timers count down not knowing the sequence of numbers but soon recognized the pattern of 0 thru 9. My first born granddaughter, even before she could talk, learned to turn off and on my TV, change channels to her station and change the volume. I would come into the family room and she would be watching her favorite show. But she was a little put off because the show would change every 30-60 minutes.
For holiday meals I may have 6 different things cooking at the same time. Yes I know you wonder why I have separate timers instead of one or two with multiple timers. Multiple timers are fine for an adult but little learning fingers will accidently reset, clear and stop timers on a multiple timer…accidently leaving you with pots boiling over, under cooked, over cooked, burnt food and smoke alarms going off.
Buy individual timers and avoid the chaos, embarrassment and hurt feelings...and the fire department showing up when your 10-minute skillet alarm accidentally changed to 10 hours.
Children choose colors to represent their personality at that moment of growth. Colors have meaning and power. Each child wants their own color not to be shared with their brothers or sisters. My grandchildren changed colors several times while growing up. Help your child pick their individual personality color. Be sure to have many colors available for your budding\developing personalities.
Your children will need at least 2 timers in their chosen color.
Power: Single AAA Battery (Not Included)