Kidocky was created by two parents who realized how difficult it is to explain to children the time of day, the passage of time and the organization of events throughout the day. This is how Kidocky was born, where children understand the notion of time, the moments of the day and, consequently, which tasks they have to do and when. From this understanding, parenting improves at incredible levels.
A clock that helps children manage their routines, helping them to become calmer and more autonomous.
An original and innovative product developed in partnership with educationalists, it allows children to understand the notion of time and the moments of their daily activities, with the help of the tasks (springs) that kidocky already *brings*.
We make it possible for children from the age of 3 to graphically understand the structure of an entire day long before they know number forms.
This ability to predict the succession of events throughout the day gives the child an important sense of security, promoting self-regulation, autonomy and responsibility.
Designed to accompany the child's growth, there are 3 phases, each more complex than the last.
When it's time for a task
When it's time of an animal, this represents an hour of the day
When it's time of a transport, is a quarter of an hour
In this way, kids know their own times
The watch, being an innovative and promising product, has a lot of influence when people get to know it. It spreads on social networks, especially Instagram. Users in the same niche like to share their ideologies with Kidocky. We have outdoor advertising, which gives the website more visibility, and we also have networkings where we spread Kidocky in different environments. People share the project a lot, from word to word.
Our product is for sale online, which means that anyone from anywhere in the world can have it. When you receive the product, all you have to do is put an AA battery in the clock's motor to start it working and set the tasks (which come with it) for your children at the right times.