A Common Sense Clock Design
Our Linear Clocks are utterly intuitive!
A single pointer moves slowly across the clock face during the day.
They help people with Autism, Alzheimers, Dyslexia, etc.
You can lay out events of the day with our dry-erase magnetic tags.
“Within just a few days of getting the Linear Clock, our four-year-old suddenly seemed to understand schedules in a way she hadn’t before. Concepts like half an hour or ‘4:00’ had previously been pretty abstract to her. With the clock, she can actually see the structure of her day—when things are going to happen and approximately how long she has until the next thing. It has given her a much greater sense of peace about the day and has also made transitions and schedules much easier for our family. She understands much better when something needs to happen at a particular time or when we only have a short amount of time before we need to leave. "
-- parent of a four-year-old
"My daughter likes the Linear Clock. She has a bit more of a sense of calm. She has been making connections around the order of events and passage of time. It's an anchor point for us that helps time not be so abstract. She will still ask things over and over, but it helps to have this thing that we can continually reference, and I see it giving her a sense of calm."
- Anjeanette Stokes, mother of a 9-year old with Down's Syndrome.
"I meant to message you sooner about how perfect the Linear Clock is for my son, Adam. He loves it! I'm able to maintain some sanity, too. Lol. Now, I place a whiteboard magnet on the designated time for something and whenever he wants to know how close we are, he runs to his room to check the clock. It's the perfect visual he needed."
-Emily Eagle, RN