Fun Time Timer

My autistic 4 year old tried it out today. He loves it. When he needs something small to get his mind back on task he looks at the timer for a few seconds and then goes back to what he’s doing. I need to do this too. It’s like when lifting weights and you need a few seconds to rest between sets. Same thing. Concentration is hard even if the material is easy so sometimes we have to “put the weights down and take a break” to get back to it. The ONLY difference I would make is having a double roller like what’s in the iOS timer so we could do times like 1.5 hours or 38 minuets or 1 hour and 15 minuets ect. Thats it. Otherwise it’s great! THANK YOU. I’m thinking about homeschooling him next year, at least until he’s socially and mentally prepared for the mental exhaustion school brings neurodivergent kids even when you are good at learning the material, and this helps so much. He gets so excited when it goes off and it’s just entertaining enough to keep his focus without distracting him off task.

This is a fun time if you want to be able to let your kid have an interactive option and to be able to visually see the time passing. You can tell that they actually really care and put a lot of effort into it.

One of the best timer! My child does his work all by himself with the help of Timer. Lot more features could be added. This app drains the battery since screen has to be active. This is the best timer app!