Wireless bedwetting alarm

Bedwetting can be frustrating for a child and also for parents. It is a functional problem but often the emotional burden is much heavier. Children become insecure, afraid to sleep with friends and may even be bullied by classmates. As a parent, you want the best for your child. The fact that your child is still in diapers and may need extra washing doesn't really matter. You want to help your child get rid of bedwetting as soon as possible. The wireless bedwetting alarm can help. 93% of children are dry at night within 6 to 8 weeks when using the Dryly wireless bedwetting alarm.

Bedwetting

Bedwetting is spoken of when a child age 5 or older structurally wets the bed once a week or more often. Usually this has no physical cause. Children are ashamed of it and so it causes emotional problems. Children avoid social activities such as sleeping with a friend. About 15% of children between the ages of 5 and 6 suffer from bedwetting. Of children between the ages of 13 and 15, 1% still wet the bed at night. Bedwetting often passes as children get older. The wireless bedwetting alarm can help ensure that your child is potty-trained at night sooner.

Wireless bedwetting alarm

The wireless bedwetting alarm can help you get and stay dry at night. The wireless bedwetting alarm consists of specially designed bedwetting pants and an alarm clock. When the child wets the bed and thus the special pants become wet, the alarm goes off and thus wakes the child up. The child must then get up to go to the toilet and pee out further. In the beginning, the bed will therefore be quite wet. But the child will wake up earlier and earlier as the training progresses. Until at some point the child wakes up before starting to pee.

Thus, the child learns to feel in his/her sleep that he/she has to urinate and thus has to go to the toilet. Eventually most children manage to sleep through the night without going to the toilet, because they have learned to respond to the urge signal. The bladder is then large enough and so it is no longer necessary to go to the toilet during the night. But only again in the morning. This does take time. 93% of children are potty trained within 6 to 8 weeks. The advice is not to interrupt the training for a vacation or a sleepover, for example. Handy to plan this well.

Operation

There are special sensor wires in the sensor pants that work together with the wireless bedwetting alarm. These detect moisture. A transmitter is clipped onto the pants that connects to these wires and then sends a signal to the receiver. The receiver then sounds the alarm and wakes the child. With many bedwetting alarms, the receiver is connected by a wire to the bedwetting pants. As the name suggests, with the wireless bedwetting alarm there is no wire. This improves sleep comfort and makes a child feel like he is sleeping in his normal nightwear. How pleasant.

Dryly bedwetting alarm

The Dryly wireless bedwetting alarm differs from other pee alarms because it works with a special potty training app. The app causes your phone to sound an alarm as soon as your child has an accident. This is a great way to help your child wake up quickly and go to the bathroom. The app also creates a report of all accidents. This is useful if a doctor has asked you to keep a pee calendar. And the app includes a fun motivational game for your child. This game encourages the child to follow the training well.

The Dryly wireless bedwetting alarm comes with a panda bear named Wizzu. Hidden in it is the receiver. Once the child has an accident, the child must shake the panda bear to get the alarm off. So this is a playful way for your child to potty train at night.

Dryly packages

Starting as low as 179.99 euros, you have a complete Dryly bedwetting package. In the star package you'll find a transmitter, receiver, charger, two bedwetting pants and Wizzu the panda bear. Of course, you will also have access to the Dryly potty training app. If you order a hero pack, you get a mattress protector with it. The super hero package includes 4 pairs of pants instead of 2 and a mattress protector.