Bed Wetting Alarms

12/09/2024

🌙 Does your daughter struggle with bedwetting? The latest blog from DRI Sleeper Bedwetting Alarms dives into how bedwetting alarms can help girls take control and achieve dry nights. Empower your child with a proven solution that gets results! 🚀👧

👉 Read the full article here: https://dri-sleeper.com.au/girlsbedwettingalarms

25/03/2024

The key to helping deep sleepers respond to the alarm is the priming practice. This will help your child's brain know what to do when the alarm goes off.

This practice is done before going to sleep at night. Simply, trigger the moisture sensor while they pretend to sleep. They should open their eyes, get out of bed, go to the bathroom and pretend to p*e. Repeat at least four times, for the first seven nights.

It can also be helpful if you are able to sleep in the same room as your child for the first week so you can gently help them wake if needed until they learn to wake on their own. If this is not possible, consider our Eclipse Special Package which includes an extra alarm unit that can go in the parents bedroom, allowing you to respond quickly. https://bedwettingalarms.com.au/products/dri-sleeper-eclipse-special-package

Read more about helping deep sleepers on the DRI Sleeper website: https://dri-sleeper.com/deepsleep

29/01/2024

According to this article, 3.75 million disposable nappies are used daily in Australia and NZ. These disposables are estimated to take 150 years to break down. Bedwetting in older children is likely contributing to this statistic. Unfortunately, the older kids get and the larger they grow, the fewer biodegradable containment options with non-chemical absorption methods are actually available. In addition to this, the cost per unit typically increases with larger sizes. Each year only 15% of kids who were bedwetting at age 5 stop bedwetting without intervention. At age 9, 50% of those kids are still bedwetting. To help the environment and your wallet, consider regular trials without diapers to see if there is a decrease in the number and volume of wees at night - you might just be surprised! If you and your child both agree, then a bedwetting alarm typically resolves bedwetting permanently within 2 to 12 weeks. The savings in diapers will more than pay for the bedwetting alarm and you can also pass it to friends or family and help them as well.

Millions of disposable nappies end up in landfill every day, and their manufacture uses finite resources and contributes to global warming.

07/11/2023

When is bedwetting a problem? Of 8-year-old children, only 1 in 20 are still bedwetting. Find out more: https://dri-sleeper.com/pages/what-is-bedwetting

"I don't usually send feedback to companies, but I have been so happy with this product I really wanted to give you a positive review."

To read more please click through to; http://www.bedwettingalarms.com.au/testimonials

19/08/2023

We love hearing feedback from our happy customers, Peter’s son is now school camp ready after using our Dri Sleeper Eclipse. "We just tonight went to the park and got a slurp*e to celebrate 10 nights dry in a row! My 8 year old son is very confident now going forward and for the school camp next term.”

17/08/2023

The DRI Sleeper Eclipse is a wireless Bedwetting Alarm for children. Bedwetting alarms are used by boys or girls, 4 to 14 years old, who want to break free from diapers and stop wetting the bed. This solution works for kids who are deep or restless sleepers and many other children who thought they couldn't get dry at night.

Parents and kids tell us how proud and happy they are when bedwetting stops. With renewed confidence, children look forward to school camps and sleepovers, free from worry about wetting the bed and embarrassment. Parents enjoy less washing, cost savings on diapers and a fully toilet-trained child ready for their future.

Bedwetting Alarms work through a process called conditioned learning; your child will soon respond to feelings of a full bladder during the night. Night toilet training typically takes between 2 – 12 weeks, with gradual improvement along the way. Success is achieved when your child reaches 14 dry nights.

07/08/2023

DRI Sleeper has interviewed Liz Crisp, a Melbourne Paediatric Continence Physio. Very informative and a great resource for Parents in Victoria.

A key takeaway from this video is the importance of considering constipation as an underlying cause of bedwetting.

When Primary Nocturnal Enuresis, also known as bedwetting, becomes a significant problem for Children, it is helpful for Parents to understand that there are...

07/06/2023

This year's World Bedwetting Week takes place from the 5th to the 11th of June. If you are inspired to tackle bedwetting with an alarm then this video has some useful info which will help.

Tips for getting the best out of a bedwetting alarm.To find out more information for treating and managing bedwetting, visit our website www.eric.org.uk/bedw...

26/04/2023

If you are looking for professional help with your child's bedwetting, you could look for a Paediatric Continence Physio.

Bedwetting Alarms are a great solution for most children but sometimes expert help is needed to diagnose and treat underlying issues like constipation or pelvic floor tension.

You can learn more about how a Physio approaches bedwetting in this DRI Sleeper guest blog post written by a Melbourne Physio.

There are many different types of experts who can help children deal with persistent bedwetting. To learn more about these modalities, DRI Sleeper has asked Liz Crisp, a Physiotherapist based in Melbourne, Australia, to write this guest blog on how a Paediatric Continence Physio approaches bedwettin...