Dry-Me alarm

We had put off getting a bed wetting alarm as we had heard that it is "the last resort" and "wakes up the whole house". How wrong we were.
My son was 10 when we first tried the alarm, having expected that he would just grow out of bed wetting. Desmopressen didn't seem to make much difference.
On the first night he was up twice but over the next week there were only a few nights he work and even then only once. By the end of the 2nd week he was much more consistently dry. We got a run of 12 nights dry and then one night wet, so started the clock again and got to 14 nights dry. All this is in less than 6 weeks. He even woke himself to use the toilet a couple of times - this had never happened before.
The entire house did not wake up and it was nowhere near as bad an experience as I had expected it to be.
We really wish we had tried it sooner as it has worked very successfully and very quickly.
This alarm was easy to use although took a bit of getting used to, especially where to position the alarm itself for sleeping.
We would recommend this alarm though, thankfully, we did not have to try any others to get over the bedwetting.

The alarm was working perfectly alerted my son and was able to use the toilet and not completely wetting his bed. Unfortunately , it snapped in our second week. I have to improvise something to hold the sensor in but not working. It’s to expensive to buy another one

This was amazing and life changing for my granddaughter, who is almost 7 years old. The alarm sounded twice the first night, and four times the second. From then on, it went off with decreasing regularity, and by the middle of the second week, it wasn’t sounding at all. Now, 2 1/2 weeks on, she has stopped wearing it and is dry all night long! Wish we had purchased this a lot earlier.

My son is 7.5 years old & was still in pull-ups at night. He’d been dry in the day since he was 2.5 but had never had a dry nappy at night. Friends told us that some children don’t have a hormone they need to hold their bladder at night until they’re 8 & not to worry. We listened to this advice. However we began to wonder if our son was just going to the toilet in the nappy because he could, and he wanted to go for sleepovers with friends but didn’t want to go as he had to wear the pull-up. So I ordered the Dry-Me Alarm. The first night he used it he woke up 4 times, soaking the bed twice & his pyjamas everytime. I wondered if this was a good idea after all! Second night we had to change the bed a couple of times but by the fourth night he had a completely dry night! The next few nights he wet the bed once or wet his pyjamas, but eventually he started to wake up with the alarm so he didn’t wet the bed, he’d go to the toilet, change his pyjamas if they were a bit wet & go back to bed on his own. After 9 nights he was either sleeping through the night or waking up without the alarm having to go off to go to the toilet. This was a month ago, he hasn’t wet the bed since, he’s even been for sleepovers & on holiday & had no problems at all! My son is quite a wriggler at night so I was worried the wire might come out but it never did. Unfortunately the clasp on the sensor snapped but at that point he was in his dry phase so we managed to improvise a way to keep it attached to his pants until we no longer needed to use it (it’s recommended to use it for 12 nights after the first dry spell). So be aware that the clasp on the sensor can break, I did nothing different when it did, it just snapped. Other than that we found this was an extremely useful product & even though it was expensive, worth it because my son is so happy to be out of pull-ups!

Used for a week and finally out 7 year old has dry nights.