"Bought one for my daughter and one for my mum. My daughter gets herself up for school now without me shouting up the stairs, and my mum takes her tablets on time without me ringing every morning. Best £35 I've ever spent."
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"Ordered the Wibble for my son and the free water bottle was a lovely bonus. He uses both every day now. The bottle came in the blue and he absolutely loves it. Really happy with the whole thing."
"Does exactly what it says. Kids love it, no leaks, easy to clean. Simple and good."
"Wasn't expecting much from the free bottle but it's actually really good. No leaks, easy for him to use on his own, and the fact it came free with the band made it feel like a proper deal. Would recommend."
A fun, lightweight water bottle built for school days. Holds 600ml, features a silicone flip straw for easy drinking and a leakproof lid so nothing ends up in the school bag. BPA free and hand wash only. Available in four colours — let them pick their favourite.
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Families who want the reminder handled without putting a phone in their child's bedroom.
We built it for that. But we've found Wibble helps in a few other ways too.
People who are hard of hearing and can't rely on sound-based alarms.
Heavy sleepers who need something that actually gets them up.
Elderly parents who need a gentle nudge to take their medication on time.
Free UK shipping on all orders over £30. Orders typically arrive within 6–12 days, depending on local postal delays.
Returns are simple. Just email [your email] and one of our team will always be happy to help.
There's a kind of exhaustion that doesn't have a name for it. It's not tiredness exactly. It's the constant low hum of remembering. Did he drink anything this morning? Has she eaten her lunch? Did they go before we left the house? You're at work, you're in a meeting, you're trying to concentrate, and it's just sitting there. Because you're the one who remembers. You always have been.
Wibble is a silent vibrating wristband that buzzes gently on your child's wrist at the moments that matter. Break time. Lunch. The afternoon slump. No sound, no shouting across the kitchen, no reminder you can't send because you're not there. It just buzzes and they do it. That's the whole thing.
Think of it as your care, made wearable. You can't be there at break time. You can't follow them into the lunch hall or check they went before afternoon lessons. But that little buzz on their wrist? That's you. A quiet signal from someone at home who's thinking about them. You took the part of you that worries and put it on their wrist instead.
Less repeating yourself. Less midday anxiety. Less of that feeling at pickup where you already know the water bottle is full and the lunchbox is untouched. More of the feeling, rare and good, where they just sorted it. On their own. Because something quietly reminded them you cared.
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Most alarms do one thing. Wibble Pro+ does everything, and does it without making a sound.
What makes Wibble different?
Not a phone. Not a smartwatch. Something that actually does one job properly.
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| Buzzes on their wrist. Nobody else hears a thing. | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
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| Simple enough for primary school kids to use alone | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 14 day battery. Set it once, leave it. | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| No app. No account. No faff. | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 50 day money back guarantee | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
Questions & Answers
Honest answers. No fluff.
That's exactly why Wibble works where words don't. A vibration on the wrist is physical. It's impossible to tune out the way a voice can be. It doesn't ask, it doesn't repeat itself, it just buzzes at the right time, every time.
Parents tell us the first week is the adjustment period. By week two, their kids are responding without being told at all. That shift from you chasing them to them just doing it is what changes the morning.
No. That was one of the first things we thought about. The vibration is felt only by the person wearing it. No buzz sound, no beep, no flash. Just a quiet pulse on the wrist that nobody else notices.
Kids forget they're even wearing it within a couple of days. It doesn't look medical, it doesn't look babyish, and it doesn't draw attention. Their mates genuinely won't notice.
You set it. Whatever your child forgets, that's what you programme in. Most parents set it for three things: drink water at break, eat lunch at lunchtime, go to the toilet before afternoon lessons.
Three buttons on the band. You set the times once before school on the first morning. After that you don't touch it again. It handles the rest.
Parents of children with ADHD tell us this is one of the things that makes Wibble different. Kids who struggle to respond to verbal reminders often respond really well to a physical, consistent prompt that doesn't come from a person. There's no tone to read, no annoyance to manage, no relationship dynamic. It just buzzes and they know what to do.
The routine it builds is quiet and consistent. Same buzz, same time, every day. For kids who find transitions difficult and forget in the middle of play, that structure can make a genuine difference.
Yes on both. The band is soft silicone, lightweight, flexible and water resistant. It handles splashes, rain, sweaty school days and washing hands without issue. Kids typically stop noticing it within a day or two.
One thing to be aware of: Wibble is water resistant, not waterproof. Fine for everyday life, rain and handwashing, but we'd recommend taking it off for swimming or a bath.
No EMF signals, no Bluetooth, no screen. It's a simple vibrating band with no wireless connectivity, which is exactly why parents who don't want a phone in their child's bedroom love it.
Wibble fits children from around age 5 upwards. The adjustable silicone band fits small wrists comfortably and most primary school children take to it quickly.
The younger the child, the more you'll want to explain what the buzz means in the first few days. But once they know, they know. Parents of 5 and 6 year olds tell us it clicked within a week.
Up to 14 days on a single charge. You charge it once, set the reminders, and genuinely forget about it for two weeks. No daily plugging in, no dead band on the morning you need it most.
USB charging — the LED module pops out of the silicone band and charges directly. Takes about an hour to fully charge. When it's done it clicks back in and you're set for another two weeks.
Simple. Try Wibble for 50 days. If it doesn't do what we say, if your child isn't responding to it, if it hasn't made your mornings any calmer, send it back for a full refund.
No hoop jumping. No restocking fee. No awkward questions. We stand behind the product because we know what it does for families. The guarantee is there so you can find that out for yourself without any risk.
REAL FAMILIES, REAL RESULTS
Over 1,000 reviews from mums who finally stopped being the reminder
I didn't realise how much the constant reminding was draining me until it stopped. My son is 7 and has ADHD, the nagging was endless and I hated the person it was turning me into. Three weeks with Wibble and I feel so much calmer. He drinks his water, he goes to the toilet before we leave, he gets up in the morning. I genuinely didn't think a wristband could do that.
She used to come home starving and I just knew she hadn't touched her lunch. Too excited to play to stop and eat. Three weeks with Wibble and it buzzes her at lunchtime and she actually eats. Her lunchbox came home empty for the first time in a year. I didn't expect to feel so relieved about a lunchbox.
I love my kids but the reminding was constant. Drink water. Toilet. Eat something. Wibble handles it now. I actually feel free.
I used to spend my whole lunch hour at work worrying about whether she'd eaten hers. Couldn't switch off. Since Wibble I just eat my lunch. It sounds ridiculous but it has changed my whole working day.
I wasn't willing to give her a phone just so she had a morning alarm. Wibble was the answer. She wakes herself up, gets herself sorted, and I haven't had to drag her out of bed once.
My son has ADHD and I mentioned Wibble to his teacher after a few weeks. She said she had already noticed he was more settled after break and lunch. He was actually eating and drinking. She asked me what had changed.
My wife was at her wit's end with the reminding. Bought Wibble as a bit of a long shot. Three weeks in and she has stopped nagging, the kids are sorted, and the mornings are actually pleasant. Should have bought it sooner.
She's 9 and was relying on me for everything. Wibble buzzes her and she just does it herself now. The confidence it has given her is brilliant to watch.
I used to dread picking her up. Already knew the water bottle would be full and the lunchbox untouched. Now she bounces out the gate and tells me what she had for lunch. It's such a small thing but it's everything.
We set it up the night before school. It buzzes her at wake up then at different points through the day. She has become so much more independent. I feel like I have given her something.
I didn't realise how much tension came from me constantly reminding everyone. Since Wibble arrived the mornings are just nicer. Everyone's happier.
I bought it half expecting it not to work. By the end of the first week I realised I hadn't thought about whether he had drunk his water once. That thought used to follow me around all day. It's gone.
Was a bit sceptical but it does exactly what it says. Set it up in about a minute, he wore it to school the next day and came home having drunk his water. Simple as that.
