LifeIsGrand asked:


When my son was in elementary school, he sometimes wet at night. I bought the bedwetting alarm and I’m not sure if it worked. Maybe he outgrew it and the timing was coincidental. Many seem to think that bedwetting alarms don’t work. Now I’m reading from a medical website that it works in three-fourths of children. Of course the kid has to really want to be dry but I think that it’s pretty high success rate. The website wasn’t selling a particular product neither. I got the link and the question of bedwetting alarms is about 2/3 the way down the page

http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=53857&page=3

Kool A asked:


unsure weather to go with the pad and bell alarm, wireless alarm or the one that clips onto childs underware? If any one has had any experience with bedwetting alarms, i would love your advice. Thanks

JustHealthTV asked:

www.justbedwettingalarms.com

Sabrina asked:


My daughter is 6 and still wets the bed at night. The doctor suggests that we use a bed wetting alarm to train her. Have you ever used one for your child? Did it work? Any suggestions or input for me?

Glenda asked:


my 11 year old son is currently using a bedwetting alarm, in an attempt to reduce his nightime wetness. He has a hard time waking up, and he told me today he wants to stop using it and go back to wearing Goodnites to bed. I think he is too old and he needs to keep using it. What should i do?He really is just being lazy, he would rather soak a pullup than wake up and toilet

Emily asked:


my 11 year old son is currently using a bedwetting alarm, in an attempt to reduce his nightime wetness. He has a hard time waking up, and he told me today he wants to stop using it and go back to wearing Goodnites to bed. I think he is too old and he needs to keep using it. What should i do? He is way too old for this

Donald asked:


I was wondering if anyone has ever used a bedwetting alarm and how effective they are? My 10 yr old son still wets the bed and I was thinking about the alarm or if anyone has a nother suggestion that might be helpful.

kyeann asked:


I’ve heard about bedwetting alarms but where do you get them? Do you have to get them from the doctor or can I buy one somewhere?

Sarah asked:


I have 2 kids that wet the bed, I really **** washing everyday, I do not put them in pull ups because they are just too expensive. We are thinking about getting a bedwetting alarm for my son since he is older. I have tried no liquids after dinner, no caffiene after 2pm, waking them an hr after they go to bed and every couple hrs at night, nothing has worked. Any advice would be helpful.

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