These are the coolest kids watches that are stylish, fun and practical that are available on the market right now.

Kids watches are a great way to start teaching children about time and planning their day. Regardless of how old your children are, there’s the perfect watch available. Some options help teach kids the basics of telling time, while others are about as high-tech as a smartphone.

These smartwatches allow for activity tracking and friendly competition among friends, while other choices take it right back to the basics with just an analog face. The watch you choose will depend on the age and tastes of your children, as well as what functionality you’d like them to have, other than telling the time.

1. VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX


The VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX will get your kids into wearable tech early. It’s a multi-function device with a customizable display and advanced features. Not only does this watch tell the time, but it also has three in-built activities, five games, and three action challenges that make use of the motion sensor. Additionally, there’s a camera function that allows budding photographers to start capturing effervescent childhood memories. Finally, you can choose from four colors, including blue, pink, purple, and green. Kids and parents alike will love this device that’s durable, educational, and, most of all, fun.



2. Kids Camouflage LED Sport Watch


This military-inspired LED sport-watch is perfect for active kids. It’s both shockproof and waterproof to 165 feet, so it withstands rough play and accidents. Functions of this watch include telling the time on a digital display, a calendar, a stopwatch, an alarm, and an LED backlight for night use. Plus, the sizeable sporty face and the chunky band look great. If your child isn’t into the whole camouflage look, other color options include a bright rainbow or a metallic chameleon blue and purple.



3. Timex Time Machines Digital 35mm Watch


Your kids will be able to tell the time easily and look stylish wearing this Timex digital watch. The easy to read 35mm digital face shows the time, date, and also has an alarm. Plus, it has the Indiglo light-up dial, making it perfect for use at night. Both small and big kids can wear this watch as the 18mm double-layered nylon is adjustable to fit wrists up to six inches. Finally, enjoy the confidence that comes with knowing that it’s water-resistant to 165 feet and covered by the Timex Kids Loss Protection Plan.



4. Fitbit Ace 2 Activity Tracker for Kids


Active kids will love the Fitbit Ace 2 activity tracker. It allows kids to learn healthy habits and develop an active lifestyle by earning virtual badges and challenging their friends to competitions. Pairing the device to the Fitbit app allows both parents and children to monitor their movement, sleep, and achievements. Additional benefits include up to 5 days of battery life, so kids spend less time charging and more time moving. Plus, the watch is also swim, shower, and splash-proof. Finally, the silicone wrist bands come in a variety of colors and patterns. As such, your children can express themselves with different bands and accessories for complete customization.



5. Garmin Vivofit JR


Garmin’s Vivofit JR activity tracker takes your kids’ playtime to the next level. Not only does it tell the time like a regular watch, but it also tracks activity and teaches kids healthy habits. The Vivofit JR app syncs to the device and lets parents and children see steps, sleep, activities, and even chores completed. The app includes incentives such as coins and an adventure trail to encourage participation and fun. The device itself has a 1-year battery life, non-irritating silicone strap, and is waterproof to 165 feet. Plus, you can purchase different straps to customize the look for your children.



6. Casio Water Resistant Digital Kids Watch


Casio has been making watches for over 40 years. Therefore, this square-faced digital Casio watch is an excellent investment for your children. This digital display is easy to read and is accompanied by the date. Other functions of this watch include an LED light so that you can check the time in the dark, a daily alarm, and a 1/100 second stopwatch. Plus, the battery is good for seven years, while the device is waterproof to 165 feet. Finally, the bright blue color is not only attractive; it makes it easy to find even if your child doesn’t have the tidiest room.



7. Jojo Siwa Touchscreen Kids Watch


Jojo Siwa, of Dance Moms fame, is undoubtedly responsible for trendsetting among many young girls. This official Jojo Siwa Touchscreen watch is no exception. The touchscreen digital display has multiple clockface options that can show the time, day, and date. Additional functions include a step counter, an alarm, a stopwatch, a calculator, and games. However, two of the most differentiating features are the selfie-cam and voice recorder. The photos and audio can be downloaded for safe sharing, so your kids can have endless fun at sleepovers and get-togethers.



8. Kids Digital Watch Outdoor Sports Watch


Choose from a variety of colors for this digital watch. This watch is great for active kids who play sports and enjoy the outdoors. The protective case provides shock resistance, while the hard resin face is durable, and the watch is waterproof to 165 feet. As such, it’s perfect for contact sports, swimming, and general childhood activities and mishaps. Next, the Japanese movement ensures accurate timekeeping. Plus, the display shows both the analog and digital time, making this a great learning device. Additional functions include an alarm, date display, dual time zones, and a stopwatch.



9. Casio Men’s Vintage CA53W-1 Calculator Watch


Parents looking for a less tech-intensive device for their kids will love this vintage watch from Casio. The display is simple, with the time and date easily visible. It also has a stopwatch and alarm. However, perhaps the most fun aspect of this watch is the calculator, complete with real buttons. It’s perfect for some quick maths on the go. Finally, the device is water-resistant, and the battery life is exceptional, lasting for up to five years. As such, this watch is perfect for taking your kids’ timekeeping back to the basics.



10. TickTalk 3 Unlocked 4G LTE Universal Kids Smart Watch Phone with GPS Tracker


The TickTalk 3 4G LTE Universal smartwatch is equipped with similar functionality to that of a smartphone. It comes with a 2-way video calling, allowing parents to stay in touch with their kids, face to face. Plus, there’s instant messaging. It means your child can send and receive text, voice, and photo messages, in both individual and group chats. In addition, there’s also 4G tracking, so you know where your child is at all times. It even includes playback, to see where your kid has been. Finally, in terms of regular watch functionality, the display is customizable for telling the time. Plus, the nylon strap is comfortable and durable, and the device is water-resistant, so it’s safe from rain and accidental splashes.



11. DC Comics Touch-Screen Kids Watch


If your child is a Batman fan, then this DC Comics watch is a must-buy for a gift or surprise. The touchscreen is easy for kids to navigate and comes with multiple clock face options, all featuring everyone’s favorite bat-themed hero. Not only does this watch tell the time, day, and date, it has lots of extra fun functions. These include three games, a selfie-camera, voice recorder, and pedometer. There’s also the less fun, but handy alarm, stopwatch, and calculator features. The battery is long-lasting but is also easily charged with a USB cable. Finally, any images taken can also be transferred via the USB cable to a computer for safe sharing.



12. Disney Kids Minnie Mouse Watch


Who could better for teaching your kids how to tell the time than Minnie Mouse herself? That’s exactly what this Disney Kids’ Minnie Mouse watch is designed to do. The display shows both the hours, as well as minutes, with numbers denoting each five-minute increment. Then, the hands have hours and minutes written on them, to make identifying the time simpler for young learners. The time is kept with a Japanese quartz movement for accuracy, while the face is scratch-resistant crystal. Last but not least, the leather band is adjustable for multiple-sized wrists, and the watch is splash resistant. It is the perfect, non-fussy watch for young children still learning the ins and outs of time.



13. Kids Smartwatch with SIM Card


This kids’ smartwatch is straight out of a Spy Kids movie. This modern device is available in three colors — blue, black, and pink — so any child will love it. The watch tells the time and the date on the digital touch screen. It also comes with a SIM card allowing your child to make and receive phone calls, just like a secret spy. Next, there are seven fun games included, as well as a camera and music player. All images taken are stored on an internal SD card so they can be securely downloaded to a computer. Finally, other spy-worthy additions include an alarm clock, a calculator, and a voice recorder.



14. Lacoste Kids Quartz Watch


Lacoste is known for its preppy style, and that aesthetic works excellently with their kids’ watches. Inspired by authenticity and sportiness, this watch is simple yet fun and practical. The analog time display is kept accurate by the quartz movement, while the large numbers are easy to read. Plus, the watch is water-resistant to 165 feet, and the mineral crystal face is durable and scratch-resistant. Finally, the combination of white and navy is classic and versatile, while the fun rubber strap is comfortable and easy-to-wear.



15. Lego Movie 2 Quartz Kids Watch


Let your kids choose their favorite Lego Movie 2 character to have on their new Lego watch. There’s the option of fierce and sassy Wyldstyle, always friendly Emmet, or sweet but crazy UniKitty. These watches are interactive in a different way to most — like all things Lego, you can build them yourself. The watch comes with a mini-figurine for your child to add to the band. Plus, there are multi-colored links to change up the rest of the strap. The clock face has an easy-to-read analog display, with a Japanese quartz movement keeping the time accurate. Lastly, it’s waterproof to 165 feet and has a mineral acrylic lens for both durability and scratch-resistance.



16. Timex Weekender Peanuts Kids Watch


Peanuts have evolved a long way from the weekend carton it originated from, to television shows in both the 80s and noughties. Now you can keep the Peanuts spirit alive in your kids with an official watch from Timex. Choose characters including Lucy, Charlie Brown, Linus, and of course, Snoopy himself. The analog display features the characters’ arms as the hands, as well as large readable numbers. Plus, the minutes are denoted at 5-minute increments to help younger kids who are still learning. The easy-slip fabric strap is straightforward to put on, and the mineral glass crystal face is scratch proof. While you can’t go swimming in the lake with Snoopy wearing this, the watch is still rain and splash resistant.



17. Marvel Boys Touch-Screen Kids Watch


If your household is more Marvel than DC, then this Spiderman watch is perfect for your kids. The bright color palette makes it incredibly eye-catching, and the Spiderman imagery will please the biggest fan. Regarding functionality, it has everything except web-shooters. There’s a touchscreen face, with multiple display options for the time, day, and date. Then, there’s the selfie-cam and voice recorder, which is excellent for getting up to mischief and making memories. It also comes with three games, a step counter, an alarm, a stopwatch, and a calculator. Finally, the silicone strap is comfortable and durable; however, the watch isn’t waterproof, so the hero wearing it will need to steer clear of swimming.



18. VTech Paw Patrol Chase Learning Kids Watch


Get your young kids into learning about time early in life. This VTech Paw Patrol watch is the perfect place to start. Not only does it tell the time, and have a timer, stopwatch and alarm, it also boasts other great details. It includes four interactive learning games to encourage the recognition of patterns and pick the right tool for the job. Plus, the watch comes in blue, pink, and red, and each features a different Paw Patrol character. Blue has Chase, the German Shepherd police dog, while the pink watch features Skye, the pilot pup. Finally, the red one has Marshall, the adorable Dalmatian fire dog. As such, there’s a watch for your child, no matter who their favorite character is.



19. Ferrari Kids RedRev Silicone Watch


Your kids might be a bit young to get behind the wheel, but any budding rev-head will love this fast red Ferrari watch. The analog time display is kept accurate with the quartz movement, and the mineral crystal face protects the watch from scratches. Ferrari details include the prancing horse logo top and center, and honeycomb texturing on the silicon strap, which speaks to the race car’s structural skin. It is a bold watch that perfectly matches this famous racing brand.



20. Lego Batman Kids Watch


Take on Gotham as the Joker, with this buildable watch from Lego. Each link in the wristband is a different color, allowing your kids to build their own combination and the perfect length. Additionally, it comes with a mini Joker figurine to add some extra detail. The analog display is easy to read, and the screen is scratch-resistant acrylic. Finally, if Joker happens to be thrown in the water, be confident in the knowledge that this watch is water-resistant to 165ft, so will survive a quick dip or the rain.


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