DryEasy 2 Bedwetting Alarm (Enhanced Version) with Rechargeable Battery and Water Resistant

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For parents of older children for whom bedwetting has become a chronic and embarrassing problem affecting their self-esteem, TheraPee may be worth the investment. This budget version of the Chummie Premium is just as acclaimed with a few feature changes. With one volume option and five sound choices, this clip-on sensor may be just as effective at waking your child but for less money. It even comes in a variety of colors to match your child’s style.

I was a Ribena junkie as a kid and both DDs had “no added sugar” cordials throughout their childhood. Sleeping dry is the goal, but it will probably take a lot of hard work. To make the process easier, we recommend considering the following features. Type of Sensor Choosing to use a bedwetting alarm to combat incontinence is a big decision, and with so many price points and models to choose from, it’s not always a straightforward process. Some families have children that share rooms and a loud alarm could wake both children or a sleeping baby. In other situations, a child may be deaf or afraid of loud noises.Though this product is a luxury brand, this reasonably-priced option isn’t significantly more expensive than other brands.

Another impressive aspect of the Dry-Bed Bedwetting Alarm is its endorsement and extensive use by the UK National Health Service. Being recognized and recommended by such a reputable organization adds to the credibility and assurance of the product’s effectiveness.

Best for Deep Sleepers: Chummie Premium Bedwetting Treatment System

Although it’s expensive and requires commitment, the holistic approach of the TheraPee system can be life-changing for an older child. With no transmitters or attachments to the sleeper, this should be one of the safer options on the market. If your child was dry at night but has started to wet the bed again, or if you have other concerns, it’s a good idea to talk to your doctor. Choosing the Right Bedwetting Alarm for Your Child With six different sounds to choose from, users can easily find a sound that suits their preference and helps to avoid getting used to a particular sound. Additionally, there is an option to play the six sounds at random, adding variety to the alarm experience. Most bedwetting alarms consist of a moisture sensor that attaches to your child’s pajamas or underwear in the area that is likely to get wet.