Time's Up/ Time Out Plush Teddy Bear

You set the timer for 1 minute to 60 minutes for things like:
A "time out" or cooling off period.
Rewards: like 30 minutes of playing with your favorite toy or game
Setting time limits on activities like TV watching or computer use
Taking turns: Each child gets 5 minutes with the toy that is being argued over
Teaches the Concept of Time.

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Time's Up/Time Out animals are adorable. They help children wrap their arms - and minds - around the concept of time. This is a wonderful resource for parents and teachers.
- Alyssa Martina
President, Metro Parent Publishing Group


The Time's Up/Time Out Teddy Bear has a standard timer built into the stuffed animal. You set the timer for 1 minute to 60 minutes. Young children don't understand the difference between 3 minutes or 3 hours. These cute stuffed animal timers make the abstract idea of time into something they can see, hear, and touch. The Time's Up/Time Out line by JAAG reduces tantrums and arguments in children. Transitions from one activity to the next are easier for everyone when the kids know it's coming. Learning to take turns gets better when the child knows it will be their turn again when the timer goes off. Time Outs are more effective as a reflecting period when they can hear the timer ticking away the minutes. Time limits on activities are set in advance with a clear end point. Helps with transitions of activities: like it's 15 minutes before bedtime or 5 more minutes more until your play date is over.