Objects are not valid as a React child

Short & simple is that use JSON.stringify()
because this.state.timeElapsed is the object. object not able to print in normal standered. Thus we need to render that object in JSON.stringify(). It converted into JSON form.
Try this, It's work for me

{JSON.stringify(this.state.timeElapsed)}

<Note note={
 <p>{(new Date(updated_at)).toString()}</p>
} />

In this case, Note is my child component and I had passed date as above and it worked for me.

Output Pass date to React Child

timeElapsed is an object, React doesn't know how to render this:

  <View style={[styles.timerContainer, this.borderColor('#ff6666')]}>
    {this.state.timeElapsed}
  </View>

Try changing this.state.timeElapsed for a string like for example:

  <View style={[styles.timerContainer, this.borderColor('#ff6666')]}>
    {this.state.timeElapsed.toString()}
  </View>

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