We have been trying to get the last of the kids potty trained but we have been having a problem with Abby. She has been more difficult than all of the others combined. All kids learn differently and at their own pace but now that she is in Kindergarten we are really working extra hard to potty train her. She does really well if we constantly remind her but when she gets busy playing, she doesn’t want to stop having fun. Having recently heard about the Dry Me Bedwetting Alarm, I was really anxious to give it a try.
Abby’s not an easy child to wake up. I have always thought her deep sleep is one of the reasons she has accidents in the bed at night. Having received a 7 Steps to Nighttime Dryness book with the Bedwetting Alarm convinced me that I am right on that matter. Even when her bladder is full, she just does not wake up. Having had that same problem as a child, I can still remember how anxious it made me to sleep away from home. I was about ten before I quit wetting the bed at night. I am pleased with the results of the Dry Me Bedwetting Alarm so far and I don’t think we will have the same problem I had when Abby is ten.
The 7 steps book breaks down the process of helping you help your child stay dry at night. It has a very handy and helpful weekly progress chart. So far we have been having good results by following the steps in the book and using the bedwetting alarm. She has only had 2 accidents since receiving it and we started making her go “potty” twice before going to bed and we have decreased the amount of liquid to a small cup at bedtime. We give her all she wants to drink until that point. She has been so excited on her “dry mornings” and that has been such a huge motivation for her.
*this photo is for Abby’s benefit only lol, she wanted to model it but this grandma didn’t want her skivvies showing, so it’s not attached as it should be ;)…
I think the best way to deliver all of the information I want to about the Bedwetting Alarm is to recommend the following video. Please take just a minute to watch it.
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I received one or more of the above mentioned products for free to help facilitate my review. bedwettingstore.com is also providing a Dry Me Bedwetting Alarm and a 7 steps to Nighttime Dryness book to one of Terri’s Little Haven’s readers. This giveaway is not affiliated with facebook in any way nor any other social media networks.
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Great idea!!
This would have been so very helpful a few years ago!!
I learned that you can set different alarms sounds that will wake them up without them being scared and keep them dry.
They have bed wetting underwear…I have been searching for a reusable alternative to expensive throw aways for my child
I learned that they also have a wireless alarm.
I learned there are three types of alarms…wearable, wireless, and pad type.
I didn’t know that there was such a thing. And it sounds until you remove it
I’ve learned that there are 2 options for the Alarm Starter Kits: a wearable alarm like the Malem Ultimate, and a wireless alarm like the Rodger Wireless!
the alarm sounds until it is removed!!!
I learned that there is such a thing as a bed wetting monitor! I am anxious to tell my sister in law about it as my nephew is 13 and still having trouble.
I learned that it alarms and vibrates at even the slightest touch of moisture.
I learned that they have a alarm finder to help you select the right alarm for your child.
I learned the device uses sound and vibration to wake kids up
I think that I would like to try the Rodger Wireless Alarm has a compact transmitter that snaps on to special moisture sensing briefs. I learned that they also come as part of a starter kit that includes the booklet on the 7 steps. Really nice products.
I found out that the bedwetting alarm come sin 8 different covers
I LOVE the vibrating watches that go off in time intervals!! Can be used for any type of reminder system – not only potty training/bed wetting!
I was surprised to see the vibrating watches. My son really needs a bedwetting alarm. We have been hesitant to purchase one (never know what will work). I would love to win this.
I learned Malem alarms are well constructed and durable
The alarm won’t go off from sweat.
I learned that it won’t go off just from sweat.
The alarm lights up in the dark to make it easy to find.
I had no idea that my son being in a deep sleep was an actual issue until we started potty training through the night. He was potty trained during the day before he was two and within the last year (he just turned 5) we started working on overnights. He is like an every other day bed wetter and we even wake him up one or two times a night to go. So I’m kind of relieved to hear that his deep sleep is really a cause in his accidents.
You can save up to 30% off the kit right now.
Sensor contacts are within the clip so skin contact or sweating will not trigger the alarm this would have been a problem with my boys due to they sweat nonstop so it would have came in handy for that but I hope to win for my niece she is four and that is when she is having her problem when she sleeps she can sleep right through it.
I learned that food sensitivities can be a cause of bedwetting…interesting!
I just learned that this product exists-I have never heard of anything like it before checking out the website!
sometimes accidents happen
Don’t allow pull-ups to be worn while she is awake. Put it on last thing before lights out and take it off first thing in the morning. Some children will wet the pull-up as they are waking up in the morning, just because they know it is there.
I have never heard about this before, it is such an innovative idea! I love that it has seven different steps!
has 8 random sounds
I like that it has so many alarms. I know I only wake to certain sounds so my kids might be the same way.
I like the Malem Bedwetting Starter kit – its the smallest and comes in two differerent colors and 8 different alarms.
I learned that the alarm has 8 random sounds so that the child does not learn to tune out any one sound, making it more likely for the child to wake up.
I like that there are so many different kinds of alarms to chose from and at a reasonable price
i love that the company provides extra support in apps for phone, etc.
It makes enough sounds lights and movement that the child learns to wake up and go potty.
Easy to use…. hopeful
I love that the alarm lights up when urine is detected. My son sleeps so hard and the vibrating plus the high sounds may even wake him! (I’m getting tired of changing sheets everyday – and he wears a good nite to bed every night!)
I love that it vibrates. My first daughter was potty trained but still had to wear pull ups at night for a long time. Hopefully this would help my baby boy stop accidents sooner
It has different ways to alert you of wetness.
I learned that it plays 8 random sound so your child doesn’t just ignore it!
I would love for my son to try this. He’s 6 and still wets the bed and at his age sleepovers are becoming popular among his friends but he’s to afraid to participate.
I like the idea of different sounds and the vibration as well.
It has customizable alarm settings that include sound and vibration.
Makes sounds, lights up and vibrates. This would be great for my son, ty
I learned restricting fluids or waiting only works 15% of the time…using an alarm is 70-80% of the time.
As a mom of a 7yr old who still has this problem, I can REALLY see this helping us.
bed wetting is actually called primary nocturnal enuresis
i learned that it is wireless and comes with two mattress overlays…woot! how neat! =)
I like that it has sound AND vibration to alert them to the wetness.
I learned that food sensitivities can contribute to bed wetting.
My son is 9.5yo and still wets the bed if I don’t wake him up in the middle of the night. He is mildly autistic, has ADD, and sleeps VERY deeply. We’ve tried everything with him, including the max dose of DDAVP with little success. Most things work temporarily, then the bed wetting starts again. Thanks for the information, the great review, and the fantastic giveaway! I’ll be keeping my fingers crossed!!
I learned that it uses light,sound and vibration! Excellent!
it’s really cool my daughter would love to give this a try… though she is a sound sleeper I think the alarm would get her attention. I like the fact that this site has Absorbent protection for children and adults prevents embarrassing accidents! my daughter also thought the wireless alarm briefs would be something she would like to try.
I would love to try this for my daughter. She sleeps really deep and I think this is why we still have wet mornings. I like that the alarm has different sounds to help wake the child up.
the kit comes with two waterproof washable mattress overlays
It’s so cool that these things are wireless! My little boy would feel cool with the new technology and losing the pull-up!
At the moment, bedwetting alarms are the only curative approach. According to a recent study, children who have used a bedwetting alarm not only become dry, but also have increased functional bladder capacity. While the exact mechanism of this is unknown, having the capacity to store more urine is highly beneficial.
I learned that the bedwetting alarm goes off at the first sign of moisture and has different settings, sounds, and vibrations to wake up the child. It clips to their underwear.
Their best seller is the Malem Ultimate Bedwetting Alarm.
That is a very interesting product. I will have to keep it in mind when Little Roo is being potty trained. all the other grands are staying dry at night so far with no problems. I have been a way for a while off with the flu and other yukky stuff. I have a lot to catch up on. I will be back and do some reading and enter some of your giveaways once I stop over and visit a few more blogs.
I did not know that certain foods can cause bed wetting!!!!!
Would like to try this for my grand-children! they are all bed wetters.
I so need this! My 2 year old daughter keeps soaking her bed.
I’m a little shocked at some of the things they used to do to children who wet the bed. I have an 8 year old son who still occassionally wets…I know it is hard on his self esteem, the dr has said in his case his bladder simply hasn’t grown enough….I know it has gotten stronger as we can take longer trips without stopping as often…just not quite there yet.
I didn’t know that bedwetting is more common in boys, and daytime wetting is more common in girls. My daughter does AMAZING during the day … still can’t break her of issues at night. We are still working on it though!!!
I’ve looked at this product online before and have been very tempted to get it. I’m curious to know if the vibration feature works with deep sleepers.