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Nowadays, children's watches are not just for telling the time. However, if you want your child to be able to keep track of time easily, then it's a good idea to choose a children's wristwatch. But how to buy the right children's watch and what to think about when choosing?

Children's watch for every day

Children's watches should primarily be used to let your child know what time it is. No matter how old your child is, you can always choose a children's watch. You can then select the children's watches according to the functions.

While your child is still young, feel free to choose baby digital and later children's wristwatches. If the child is bigger, you can also calmly think about a smart baby watch that are trendy, convenient and nowadays almost as technologically advanced as a smartphone. In addition, young children love fun children's watches with the motif of cartoon characters. Choose for your child a high quality wrist children's watch with an interesting design, great features and at a reasonable price.

Children's watch with modern features

If you're thinking ahead and choosing a children's watch for older children, then you can also choose a children's watch based on features. For example,smart baby watches allow you to make phone calls, send text messages and, on some watches, make video calls.

You can also choose a children's watch with GPS, which will let you know where your child is.  Children's pedometer watches are also very popular nowadays, which also serve to keep your child moving regularly and prevent, for example, obesity.

In addition, the child may benefit more from children's waterproof watch that will be resistant to water, rain, but also moisture. A 5 ATM or 10 ATM waterproof children's watch that your child can use for hand washing, showering or a short stay in the pool is enough. Children can also use the watch to measure heart rate, stress, sleep, music and video player, SOS button and backlight.

Children's watch with interesting design

Children love fun, exciting but also enjoyable things that they can use on a daily basis. Maybe that's why the youngest children are so keen on watch design. You can choose children's watches according to their appearance, depending on whether they are girls' children's watches or boys' children's watches.

Pink children's watches with unicorns, hearts, princesses and characters are very popular among girls, such as the Minnie children's watch or the Frozen children's watch. Boys are more likely to want a boy's watch with toy cars, Spiderman, Batman or other favourite characters. In terms of design, most of the time with children's watches you will come across round a square design with either arabic numerals or indices.

Reasons to consider when choosing a children's watch

When choosing the right children's watches, it is important to think about quality materials so that the watches for children are resistant to cracking, scratching, damage or breakage.Thus, not only the case, but also the straps or bracelets should be made of quality materials. However, we recommend avoiding steel bracelets and opting for silicone ones. You should also consider the material of the glass, namely whether it will be acrylic or mineral glass.

Children's watches should also be waterproof. Very popular are secco waterproof children's watches, but also calypso children's watches, lorus children's watches, or ice-watches for children a Carneo. You also need to think about the right size of the watch, and whether you choose a digital children's watch or an index watch.

For analogue watches, we recommend choosing one that is large enough to tell the time correctly. You also think about the correct fastening, so that the watch does not fall out or crush the child. If you're a fan of smart devices, you can also opt for a children's smart wristwatch.

Children's watches are also good to choose depending on the age of the child, taste, but also on the functions, so that they offer more besides telling the time. When choosing a watch, let your child make at least part of the decision, let him or her choose the watch.