Choosing a Bedwetting Alarm

Is your child wetting the bed after the age of 5 and he is frustrated? Are you looking for a solution? Then one of the most effective ways to overcome your child’s bedwetting problem is to choose a bedwetting alarm also known as enuresis alarm. The bed wetting device helps children by using a behavioral treatment. When the child starts to wet the bed the sensor detects the urine and the alarm sound wakes up the child and then the child empties his or her bladder into the toilet. Gradually over few months the child learns to respond to a full bladder by beating the alarm before it goes off. Enuresis alarms are very effective in the treatment of bed wetting. They are easy to use and there is no need of prescription required.

Choosing a Different Type of Bed Wetting Alarm

The safe and effective solution to treat nocturnal enuresis in children over age 4+ is the bed wetting alarm or enuresis alarms. The two most important type of bed wetting alarms are wearable bedwetting alarm and bedside bedwetting alarm.

Wearable bedwetting alarms

They are the most popular type of bedwetting alarms.  They are small and portable. The sensor connects with a wire to the alarm that is attached to the boy’s pajama top. It is placed near the ear so the sound helps the child to wake up. Wearable alarms also offer vibrating options for discreet mode. They are ideal for home, camp and sleepovers.

Bed side Alarms

They are for teens, adults and children who don’t want body worn alarms. The sensor is in the pad where the user is sleeping on. The alarm is connected to the pad with wire. When the sensor mat detects the moisture the bed side alarm sounds. They offer more comfort then wearable alarms but they are not portable.

Smart offers the best bedwetting alarm to stop bedwetting.

SMART BEDWETTING ALARM

The Smart wearable alarms is recommended to stop bedwetting in children and deep sleepers. The alarm is placed close to the child’s chest where it is easily heard. On detecting urine, the alarm alerts the user with loud sounds, bright lights and strong vibrations. The alarm is designed for children ages 5 and older.

 

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SMART BEDSIDE BEDWETTING ALARM

For adult bed wetters and teenage bedwetting, the Smart bedside alarm is recommended. This alarm offers unparalleled comfort and convenience and the user has no wires on the body at night. The alarm alerts the user with loud sounds, bright lights and strong vibrations and awakens them on detecting urine.

 

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Features to Look Before Choosing a Bedwetting Alarm

Bedwetting alarms helps achieve dryness but can take several weeks before you can get complete success. There are several things into consideration while choosing a bedwetting alarm.

• Reliability of bed wetting alarm that should consistently react to the urine drop not to other moisture like sweat.
• Bed wetting alarm should be easy to operate, set up and clean.
• In case it is dropped by a child the enuresis alarm should resist such accident.
• The alarm should be loud enough to wake the child not scare him.
• Child should feel comfortable while using the alarm.
• Look for an alarm with more tones to choose from, if your child is deep sleeper.

Incontinence supplies

Remember your child will be learning to stay dry at night with enuresis alarms but you do need additional protection against leakage.

• Among the most popular needed incontinence supplies water proof sheet protector or incontinent bed pads are of great use. They are placed on top of or under the bed sheet to ensure protection of the mattress and sheet from moisture and stains.
• Disposable under pants and reusable absorbent briefs can absorbs the urine and prevent odor.
• Stain removers help cleaning up urine stains and odor from mattress by breaking up uric acid crystals.
• Night lights can be convenient for an adult and child who have to use the bathroom at regular intervals at night.
• Bedwetting books can provide lot more information and bedwetting stories that you can share with your child to make them feel that they are not alone.