UPDATED What Time Is It? RumbaTime! {It’s a Giveaway}

[UPDATED 3/7: Random.org chose K. Rock of Food Stamp as the winner of the RumbaTime watch giveaway! Congrats.]

Those of you with preschoolers and elementary-age children will totally feel me on how crucial the concept of TIME is to this age group.  It’s all about “Can I have 5 more minutes of TV, Mom?” or “Pleeeeease can we stay at the zoo/mall/party/park/wherever for just 10 more minutes!?” or “What time are we leaving for our trip?” and the list goes on.

I’ve gotten both girls watches in the past – they were always analog watches because I felt strongly about them learning how to actually tell time before jumping into the digital world. They are pretty good with the basics (i.e. hour hand) and Grandma got them a clock for their room so they are practicing telling time on that.

But let’s be honest, the analog watches require some work.  Sometimes I just need them to understand what time it is and why we really need to hurry to catch the school bus or why it’s too late to have ice cream.  Enter RumbaTime Watches!

I was sent a RumbaTime Firefly watch to review and Chatterbox was the lucky one to test-drive the watch (it quickly became a source of contention between her and Giggles, but really she just happened to be the one walking by when I opened up the box).  I like that the watch is rubber (i.e. not breakable), and she likes that it is stylish (i.e. looks like a bracelet).  And we both like that she can quickly tell what time it is!

RumbaTime has an entire line of kids’ watches.  They make great learning tools, are reasonably priced, and come cutely packaged.  I could see these being fun gifts.  They also have a ton of different styles and colors for adults and the company seems to be committed to giving back. I’ve been seeing them all over lately – seems that they are all the rage.  The creators of RumbaTime watches started out as friends from college… a cool success story!

GIVEAWAY!!
I’m giving away a RumbaTime kids collection watch to one of our readers.  Just leave me a comment telling me why your darling child could use a watch of his or her own.  Giveaway ends Friday, March 4 at 12am.  Tweet and FB this post (cc @RumbaTimedotcom) and let me know for extra entries.

About RumbaTime watches

RumbaTime watches are unisex, lightweight and water resistant, perfect from going to the gym to a night out on the town. Starting at only $14, RumbaTime watches are available in over 16 styles and 32 colors.

RumbaTime watches are available for online purchase at rumbatime.com and shopbop.com and in-stores at Finish Line, PacSun, MetroPark, Lord & Taylor, Sports Authority, and Hallmark in addition to select Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts and other boutiques nationwide. For more information on RumbaTime watches, please visit www.rumbatime.com.

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9 Responses to “UPDATED What Time Is It? RumbaTime! {It’s a Giveaway}”

  1. My husband could really use this because he is always late! Er, um, Lucas would love a watch like this and would be so proud of himself to be able to tell time!

  2. My son could use this because he is slow as molasses and is always holding me up.
    K. Rock´s last post: Little bit o this – Vol 9My ComLuv Profile

  3. I have a 7 year old who is attempting to learn to tell time, I also have 12 and 16 year olds who know how to tell time and for the life of me I can not remember how they learned, same thing goes for reading tying shoes, I am to old for this.

  4. I’m still trying to teach S the concept of how long a minute. This would be awesome especially when she keeps asking me if dinner is ready yet.
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  5. If my son had a watch maybe he would stop counting to 60 in my ear while I am on the phone and tell him “just a minute”

  6. My 5 year old son would love this. At school they are learning to tell time (digital and analog). He love wearing watches and somehow they all end up broken. Seems this one may be hard to break because of what it’s made of.

  7. I would love this for my soon to be 5 year old. HE is all about telling time and more importantly when I am late.!
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  8. Captain Computer would love to have his own watch to be like his big sister and the Rumba ones are perfect just in case he loses or breaks it! Love that it isn’t a huge investment to buy one of them for parents or kids!
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  9. I love this. Is this for free? I love the pink and blue one :D

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