The dokiWatch S Will Be Your Kids' New Best Friend

Granted, we just released our holiday gift guide for new parents yesterday, but we’re no strangers to adding more items into our shopping carts. dokiWatch, the popular smartwatch for kids with highly successful campaigns by Kickstarters and Indiegogo campaigns, is soon launching its latest invention, the dokiWatch S, in collaboration with Amazon Alexa to bring kids all the functions they need to connect with their parents all throughout the day!

dokiAsk

dokiWatch is the leading smart gadget for kids in the world, and their latest partnership with Amazon Alexa has birthed its newest feature on the dokiWatch S, dokiAsk. Dear parents, we know kids are curious creatures, but sometimes it’s just impossible to keep up with their inquisitive urges. Questions like “Why is the sky blue?” might seem cute, but when your answer is met with a “But why?” on multiple attempts at replying, blood can start to boil. dokiAsk acts like your kids’ tutor, answering all their burning questions about the world, whether it be about math or science, even which Pokemon is stronger.

Main Menu, Scheduler, Video Call

If you miss your kids while at work, you can video call them through their dokiWatch S to check up on how their day’s going, and vice versa if they need to ask for permission to stay over at the classmate’s place until dinner time. You can even use your Wifi to voice call instead of wasting cellular minutes, so just make sure you stay near your office router to chat with kiddo!
Checking your kids’ homework at the end of the exhausting workday can be the straw that breaks the camel’s back, so try dokiWatch S’ scheduler function to set guidelines for their daily tasks and appointments. Learning through experience is also a great way for them to cultivate juggling responsibilities on their own.

Customisable wallpaper

Of course, the dokiWatch S isn’t some sinister device that only benefits you. Your kids will definitely benefit from watch’s range of customisable functions, including setting their selfies as wallpapers, using the fitness tracking feature, as well as feeding a “built-in” pet – somewhat like a modern day Tamagotchi.