Wet-Stop 3 Bedwetting Alarm (BLUE) 6 Alarms & Vibration, Enuresis Alarm, Incontinence, Potty Training

My 8 year old daughter was still bedwetting. I wasn't worried at first because bedwetting runs in both mine and my husband's family. Since summer 2020, her pull ups would soak and leak every night. That resulted on she calling me in the middle of the night, me changing all bedding so it was a very tired period. I tried different pull up brands, not that there's much choice. She was already on the top brand, size 8-15 years and still leaking every night. I consulted with the doctor who referred me to the school nurse team. I spoke to the nurse, I won't go into detail but I refused to follow the path they gave me. One night, after a bed change, I couldn't sleep so I found a pediatric article online which explain that bed wetting alarms were more efficient than anti diuretics to correct bed wetting. I looked in amazon and after reading all the reviews of this product, I decided to buy it and give it a go.The alarm is small and easy to use. I asked my daughter to put nickers on and pull up on top. I connected the alarm to the outside of her underwear. I decided to try the vibration mode first and I slept with her. The vibration would wake me up but not her. So I had to wake her up on her deep sleep and take it to the toilet. Sometimes I wouldn't hear the vibration either so after few nights, we changed to the sound alarm. This worked much better. My daughter would start to pee at night, the alarm automatically goes off and that makes the child to wake up and stop peeing. So I would take her to the toilet, she finished peeing there, change nickers as they were a big wet and go back to bed. First 2 weeks, the alarm would go off every night, at least once. When we were one month in, she would have the odd dry night but most night the alarm would go off. At that point I thought maybe that was the best we could get. It was still much better than having to change bedding in the middle of the night. At least, my daughter was waking up and finishing in the toilet. Then, two months in, eventually, she started to be dry every night, the alarm wouldn't go off at all. She was still putting her alarm every night and pull up, but dry every night. At some point she told me "mummy, I don't need the pull up, just the alarm". So she started to do so and kept being dry every night. Then she told me, "mummy, I don't need the alarm anymore". And that's it. She's now fully dry every night, sometimes she wakes up in the middle of the night, by herself, and goes to the toilet. This machine has trained her brain to read her body signals. It truly works. I wish I knew about this couple of years ago.If you have a child who's over 5 years old and still wetting the bed, bypass doctors and nurses and just buy this machine. It takes weeks to do the trick but it's well worth the wait.

I had to review this amazing product as it has changed my daughter's and my life completely! Having a 9 year old who still wets the bed frequently - virtually every night is distressing and tiring. Seeking help from the health visitor, I was offered an afternoon workshop (which was on a day I worked) and then being put on the waiting list for the bed wetting alarm which is being used in the local area. I had tried various psychological approaches - buying CD's and recordings that we listened to each night in the hope that subliminal messages might work and I was afraid of the effect of an alarm waking my daughter, and the whole house, loudly every night. However, enough was enough, I went online and ordered the pink wet stop for a fraction of the price of the Malm ones. It arrived promptly and my daughter was up for giving something new a go. Stars and a sticker chart are included with a star for every night, even if wet, as it shows the child tried, which is very motivating. She continued to be wet every night for 7 nights with the alarm and I immediately rushed to her every night to sort her out although she was better at getting to the toilet with only a drop in her bed. Still feeling frustrated, we persevered. She was then dry for 8 consecutive nights and for the first time in years we had all slept all night. She had 2 more wet nights and that has been it - never wet again since for 6 months plus. This is a super product, pink to appeal to girls, stars are good. We ended up putting one sensor in her pants and the other on her shoulder or arm of short sleeved pyjamas too bulky anywhere else. Alarm is loud and jolts her awake but it is a more pleasant noise than others on the market. After giving up all hope this product worked. She obviously needed that conditioning at night and knew what to do to not set the alarm off. For a few weeks she woke in the night to go to the toilet with no alarm sounding and now she has a full night's sleep which is better for all of us. Would highly recommend this product and it is worth persevering. I felt it was important to see it as a challenge to complete together rather than something the child feels they have to do by themselves.

I had been putting off using this alarm for my 8 almost 9 year old as I knew it would be a disruptive process that may not work. Eventually my son was keen to try it as he was fed up of wearing pull ups that did not really work anyway. The first two nights he wore the alarm he did not wet the bed!! I got a bit excited at this point and thought it was a miracle but after that the alarm did start going off!! He wore bed time pants over his pants to start with. The alarm is loud and it took my son a while to get back to sleep after getting up to go to the toilet and change into clean pants. We kept a diary and after a couple of weeks the alarm went off but my son could actually stop himself from wetting the bed and got up to go to the toilet. Then soon after the alarm wasn't going off and he woke to go to the toilet and then a few weeks after that we took the alarm off and he sleeps all night without wetting or getting up!!!So it took a good month but now he is so happy and so am I! Im not sure exactly how its even worked but it has! I tried not to make a big deal of it when he did wear pull ups but at 8 and a half he was upset that he couldn't go for a sleep over and so this was worth a try. The only thing I don't like about the alarm is the that it is supposed to clip on to their t.shirt but that was uncomfortable so he put the alarm under is pillow. I didn't like the fact he had a wire in his bed that he might get tangled up in but it wasn't a problem and he was old enough to wake up if it was uncomfortable. Worth a try!!