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You can buy children's clocks that have an analogue hands and a face of a cute animal. The animals eyes are closed (asleep) until a pre-set time (that the parent can set) at which point the animals eyes open[1], and the child knows it's time to get up or go downstairs if they are already awake.
Personally I am a firm believer that children should learn how to read an analogue clock before you shift them to digital ones.
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[1] https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bunny-Alarm-Clock-Child-Trainer-Blu...