Before learning time, many children feel unsure.
Days feel unpredictable, routines feel confusing, and questions come one after another.
When a child learns to tell time, something shifts.
They begin to understand what comes next.
They wait with less frustration.
They feel more in control of their day.
Most importantly, they gain confidence.
Not because someone tells them the answer —
but because they figure it out themselves.
Learning time doesn’t just change how a child reads a clock.
It changes how they feel about their own abilities.
