Bedwetting Alarm for Boys Girls Kids - Pee Alarm with Sound and Vibration to Cure Bed Wetting via Enuresis Sensors

Bedwetting Alarm for Boys Girls Kids - Pee Alarm with Sound and Vibration to Cure Bed Wetting via Enuresis Sensors

$ 30.99

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Based on 642 ratings

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7.22

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7.49

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7.62

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7.18

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Product Description

ALERT THE CHILD AS SOON AS BEDWETTING OCCURS: This small device is simple to use. To stop beeping, remove the clip from your wet underwear, shake off the urine, and dry the clip with a tissue. IF THE BEEPING CONTINUES, rinse the clip under running water, then shake the water off; the beeping will stop because urine adheres to the clip better than water.

HELP YOUR CHILD FORM GOOD HABITS: SYNCHRONIZED SOUND AND VIBRATION alerts your child at the first drop of urine, wakes him or her up, and motivates him or her to finish urinating in the toilet and FORM A HABIT IN 4-16 WEEKS.

HOW TO USE THE BED WETTING ALARM: Activate the battery; test the alarm on a wet cloth three times before use; adjust the band and unit; run the cord; clip the snug-fitting cotton underpants in the proper position. PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT, AS THEY ARE VERY IMPORTANT.

WHAT PARENTS SHOULD DO:Install a night light and assist your child in waking up when the alarm goes off in the middle of the night; Turn off the bedwetting alarm, guide your child to finish the pee, and reset the enuresis alarm; IT WILL BE HARD FOR THE FIRST MONTH, PAY MORE PATIENCE, and everything will be fine.

REWARD YOUR CHILD WITH A STICKER REWARD SYSTEM: Use a star sticker and a progress chart to track whether or not your child is bedwetting. Four weeks later, you should notice a difference, such as the area of bedwetting shrinking and the amount of time spent bedwetting decreasing. Stopping bedwetting will take 34 months, and we are here to assist you at any time.

Questions & Answers

What should I do if the batteries need to be replaced?

adhere to the written directions

How do you turn it off or reset it after it has been wet so it can start working again?

It's ready to go once it's completely dry. Simply wipe it down with a wet wipe and set it aside to dry.

Is it possible to return this if it does not fit my child?

My daughter's arms are skinny, so the band was too big; simply get creative and loop a bandana through the band and through the child's armpit of their pj's, then slide the excess core down their back, and you'll be fine.

When it comes to girls, where do you put the sensor?

They're supposed to be worn under the underwear.

Selected User Reviews For Bedwetting Alarm for Boys Girls Kids - Pee Alarm with Sound and Vibration to Cure Bed Wetting via Enuresis Sensors

AMAZING! This device has saved my life! After years of battling a heavy sleeping child who never woke up when she needed to go to the bathroom, she has now gone a month without having an accident! She had a few mishaps the first week, but then it was all green stars from then on! I would strongly advise anyone with a child who is experiencing nighttime wetting to try this product

5/5

Celine Rowland

| Apr 19, 2021

Toilet training during the day is a good idea

4/5

I've been trying to potty train my six-year-old son. For many years, I have had a 5-year-old son with level 1 autism. I've had little to no luck so far. He has a limited awareness of sensations in his body and societal norms (such as not being wet/dirty) due to his autism, so I needed a way to tell him, "I AM WET!" THIS NEEDS TO BE FIXED IMMEDIATELY! " I was concerned that the sound would be too jarring for him because he doesn't like loud noises, but it turned out to be just right. It's loud enough for me to hear it from another room, but not loud enough for him to be bothered. We've been using the alarm for a week, and he's made more progress in that time than he has in the previous three years. Being notified IMMEDIATELY when his underwear is wet allows him to quickly stop and go to the bathroom, preventing his pants from becoming wet as well. He sometimes recognizes the need to pee before actually peeing, which he has never done before. I'm hoping he'll become more aware of his body's feelings right before the alarm goes off. I'll keep you updated as things progress, but I strongly suggest it. br>br>My only criticism is that the elastic on the part of the device that attaches to the child's arm loosens over time. I used a small binder clip to keep it in place so it wouldn't slip off his arm.

Itzel Lindsay

| Aug 07, 2021

If your child wets the bed, this is an absolute must-have

5/5

This is something I strongly suggest to kids. It's effective, and after about two weeks, all bedwetting has stopped. We kept it on her for another week as a precaution, but she never had an accident. She is ecstatic to have grown up and no longer need to wear it. It instills confidence. br>br> You'll be grateful for what you bought.

Luisa THORPE

| Feb 20, 2021

Definitely a good investment

4/5

This alarm has been going off for about 5 months now. It works. And it has proven to be beneficial. My eight-and-a-half-year-old son has a problem with bedwetting. We are proud to say that she has few accidents thanks to medication and the help of this device (consistency was definitely key; this isn't a magical cure). The wire is inconvenient, she's a wild sleeper, and it occasionally comes unhooked, but it wasn't the worst, and the sound is loud enough to wake them up unless they're a really hard sleeper. She admitted that it scared her at first, but that she eventually became accustomed to the sound and understood what it meant. After going through this experience, I'd like to share some advice with you. Ascertain that the child is prepared to come to a complete stop. We had to work hard at first, but consistency was crucial. I woke her up every few hours for the first couple of weeks to use the bathroom because liquids were cut off at least 2 hours before bedtime. It works much better with just underwear, but if you're using bedtime underwear, I'd recommend going up a size so the sensor doesn't dig into your skin. Best wishes to you. This is a good investment.

Aden Floyd

| Nov 19, 2021

Magic! My child, who is a heavy sleeper, hasn't woken up from his alarm more than a couple of times, so there's something magical about this device

5/5

I went to get him after hearing it and discovered that his body had recognized the alarm/vibration and had stopped peeing. We've been doing this for almost a month, and I think it'll take him a while to get used to it. At the very least, I'm not changing sheets twice a week.

Kason Taylor

| Feb 06, 2021

I CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT I'M SEEING RIGHT NOW IT WAS SUCCESS! My 12-year-old son has suffered from nighttime bedwetting his entire life; we tried pills, tried waking him up in the middle of the night, tried no water after a certain time, and we were desperate

5/5

Until I did a lot of research on Amazon's various bed wetting products. He was fine the first couple of nights, not peeing at all. Then on the third night, he peed and was startled awake. Only a couple of times did he pee a little and the buzzer/vibration would wake him up and he'd dash to the bathroom. We made him wear it for a period of four weeks. We've gotten to the point where he no longer wears it, and he hasn't peed since. I was skeptical at first because nothing else we tried worked!.

Canaan Harris

| Jul 21, 2021

We've really enjoyed having this to help our kiddo, and it's been a great addition to the routine

4/5

She's five, and it's as if this little alarm has added another layer of accountability to her life! She's been able to go about three days without having an accident in the middle of the night. I can't wait for her to reach 4, 5, 6, 7, and then she'll be finished! My only gripe is that the sensor's sensitivity cannot be adjusted. Our daughter gets extremely hot at night, and we've had it react to her humidity at least once or twice.