Acctim 22522 Wickford Kids Wall Clock in White

Good size clock very colourful & great design to teach a child how to learn to tell the time.

The Kids love it and are always excited to use it regularly to learn how to read the time. Love that it has the 'quater past', half past and 'quater to' inscriptions written on it to help kids learn to read their timing accurately. My 7 year old child can now tell when it us 20 mins past a certain time from 20 mins to.

This clock is so beautiful but the tick is so loud! Not suitable for a bedroom. My child was waking up in the night thinking that someone was walking around the house!May be better suited to a playroom or classroom.However, it is a beautiful, practical clock, and I wanted to put it in my child's room, so I made the effort of replacing the clock mechanism to get rid of the ticking noise.

Excellent item for teaching the time. Bright colours. Easy to read. Very quiet.

Good design, works well with most colours in the room. Easy to read. Only thing I noticed was that it was advertised with silent clockwork but I can definitely here a very solid ticking. So not as quiet as advertised, but not overly annoying. Not enough to take a star away. Really happy with it otherwise.

Bought this for my 6 year old who is learning to tell the time at school. He’s finding it really useful and helpful.

The clock look nice but it is quite loud to be honest. I imagined it is not silent based on other reviews but I think I didn’t expect it to be as noisy as it is. I feel it is almost as noisy as standard clock. I don’t think it is suitable for kids bedroom because of noise.

Can’t rate this highly enough. Having this at home has taught my 7 year old how to tell the time! After weeks of working on time and going backwards rather than forwards frequently, this really helped us. We regularly ask him to tell us the time as we have it on display downstairs and eventually, he got it. Great size. Love how the minute hand points directly to the minute and the hour hand sit on the hours, makes it easier for him to remember which hand tells us mins and hours. My only one slight annoyance is how the quarter past reads ‘past 1/4’ but as we’d already been working on time my son was already familiar with using the term ‘quarter past’ and so simply always says it correctly.