If your kid is anything like mine, you hear that question, on a very regular basis.

There comes a time, when you just want to be able to say, “Look for yourself. “

But, then the question becomes, “At what age to buy a watch for a kid?” And, more importantly, “What watch do you buy them?”

Well, ask no further… There now exists a new watch that is perfect for children, who aren’t ready to tell time on a watch, yet, but still want to know when things are supposed to happen.

The PAM TIM watch was specially designed for them, for our preschool/kindergarten children, between 3- and 6-years-old. At this age, and with other kids’ watches, it is long and boring for them to understand and remember all the data being thrown at them: small and big hands for hours and minutes, but also counting to 12, 24, or even 60 (and from five to five), and finally understanding the abstract concept that fractions of a circle represent time intervals!

With the combination of activities pictures and temporal pictures, they learn at first to recognize important time all along their day: get up, wash yourself, have breakfast, brush your teeth, go to school, go to bed, etc…

With Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc., just around the corner, this watch makes the perfect gift.

The watch is only sold on the Internet. And, it’s not too expensive ($48.90). The box set includes one pictogram watch (for kids, 3-years-old and older), one analog watch (for kids, 7-years-old and older), an educational booklet and a memory card game.

They also have this really cool booklet that tells all about the watches.

To get updates, from Pam Tim, the makers of the watches, follow them on Twitter!