A PRETTY FACE:  The face of the watch is pretty, with nice colors and an attractive butterfly theme.  I actually like how the second hand is a curved antenna, even if it's a little hard to read that way.

Though the hour hand is hard to see, as the dial is white and the hand is as well.  That's a real mistake in a watch meant to help teach time - the hands should be very easy to see.

A CLUNKY, LARGE BAND:  There's one big plus to the band - it uses velcro to make it easy to attach and adjust.

But the band is so thick and clunky that it's not that comfortable for our six year old.

Just as importantly, the band doesn't size down small enough to fit her.  Even at the maximum tightness, it's still too loose.  While this is a common problem with watches, I'd think that a teaching watch for girls would do a better job of comfortably fitting younger girls.

The cardboard time telling kit that is included is a nice idea, but they should have spent a few more pennies to make something more durable and usable.

So some good ideas, but not well executed in some ways.  On balance, I can't really recommend this watch for small children.  (If older girls or women find it attractive, it may work better for them.)