Bedwetting Alarms: Can this be a solution to night time wetting?
Bedwetting (also known as nocturnal enuresis), is a problem that affects 1 in 5 children in Australia. Bedwetting is a relatively common disorder and can often be worrisome for both parents and children. The main concern for parents is quite often the emotional and social effects it may have on their child. For children it can bring up feelings of embarrassment which can also lead to low self-esteem. Let’s not forget to mention other issues such as sleep disruption, excess laundry loads and increased costs such as pullups! However, as bad as it sounds, there are many ways to stop bedwetting in children, and one of the most effective solutions is a bedwetting alarm.
Bedwetting alarms such as The Parenting Garden Bedwetting Alarm work by using a moisture sensitive sensor clip to immediately detect urine. This activates the alarm which alerts the child to wake up and go to the toilet. Using the bedwetting alarm over time will train the brain to have automatic control over the bladder. The child will learn to wake up before needing to wee, or continue to sleep without needing to empty their bladder.
Why use a bedwetting alarm?
There are many advantages of using a bedwetting alarm. The Parenting Garden Bedwetting Alarm is a child friendly, rewarding and safe treatment option that has helped many children in Australia overcome bedwetting. Bedwetting alarms have good long term success and fewer relapses than medication and are the fastest way of treating enuresis than any other method. On average it takes 3 to 5 months to stop bedwetting in children completely.
A major plus is that bedwetting alarms don’t have side effects which allow the child to get on with life and be themselves! Bedwetting alarms are cost-effective in the long run saving you money without the need to buy pullups and increased time and money spent on washing. The Parenting Garden Bedwetting Alarm is very affordable at $67 and comes complete with a Guide to Success Booklet, Achievement Chart and stickers, Letter from Ashton and an Achievement Certificate once they've reached 14 dry nights in a row! Children love The Parenting Garden program and the results prove it!
Unlike other bedwetting alarms on the market (especially in Australia), The Parenting Garden Bedwetting Alarm includes customer support throughout the program and advice from another parent who’s been through the bedwetting process with their own child. The Parenting Garden Bedwetting Alarm is also registered and approved by the Department of Health’s Therapeutic Goods Administration and is recommended by health professionals.
So to wrap up, yes, bedwetting alarms are a very effective solution for bedwetting in children. The main keys to success while using a bedwetting alarm is persistence, be consistent, give loads of encouragement and make it fun for your child!