Bedwetting Alarm for Boys Girls Kids, Loud Sound and Strong Vibration, USB Rechargeable Potty Alarm, Bed-wetting Sensor for Kids Adults

Alarm works great. We considered much more expensive alarms, but chose this one noting it had both an alarm and vibration, and it could go on our son’s arm rather than be attached to a shirt as he sleeps shirtless. Before this alarm, he wet the bed every night. He is 7 and wore pull-ups every night along with a pee pad underneath. Even with those aids, we washed sheets/quilt at least a few times a week. This alarm has not completely saved us, but we are a few months into use and so long as we wake him before 11:30/midnight for one last time, he has been waking dry in the morning. If we don’t catch him before he wets, the alarm sounds right away. It does not always wake him, but it wakes us in our room or downstairs if we are still up. We have realized what he can sleep through as the alarm is loud. No wonder he did not wake on his own!Of note, he sleeps with the sensor on his underwear and a pull-up over.About a month in, one of the sensors stopped working. Two come with so it was not a huge problem, but I worried if the other one might go. I wrote the company, and they offered to replace it right away. I took them up on this and received a whole new alarm and sensors only a few days later.Thankful we took the jump and got this. He is developing more confidence, and laundry has gone way down. There was a time when I wondered if he would ever wear underwear at night, and now I feel like I can see the light!

This works as intended - went off everytime it came in contact with wetness. Unfortunately for us, my kid slept through the alarm every time! I could hear it down stairs and he would sleep right through it. So if you know your kid is a deep sleeper this may not work, otherwise I think it would. Also it wasn't super easy for my 7 yr old to clip it on.

This product worker fine for 2 weeks. Now the alarm does not go on because the wire is damaged and there is a connection issue. When moving the cable around the device, in some angle the wire connects and then disconnects again. Very poor quality. Replacement cable is no good because the connection issue is in the fixed part of the cable. Hoping for a replacement product or a refund.. Edit: refund by Amazon.

We used this every night for about a month and it worked great! After a month or so the alarm started going off even when there was no moisture in the underwear or pull-up. We switched wires and checked that it was securely clipped and it still kept going off for no reason. So, it’s a great short term solution but in my experience not the best for long term.

Overall the alarm seemed nice for the price. I liked the idea of a bracelet attachment. It is loud and vibrates. However, the clip is incredibly weak. It would not stay fastened on regular cotton underwear. We had a very thin underwear material that we finally found it would clip to, but the alarm would immediately sound. Because the material was so thin, the clamp was close enough to making contact that it created a closed loop for the alarm. We had to return the item because it won’t stay clipped to any material except something that is incredibly thin, and then the alarm just stays on.

I can’t believe I’m writing a positive review on this bc I didn’t think it would work! My son is almost 7 and has been soaked at night every single night his whole life. Fluid restriction, preventing constipation, night wakings... we tried it all! He started getting ashamed that he was still wearing pull ups and had a real motivation. I think that was key. He’s a HEAVY sleeper so I was skeptical but the buzz with sound woke him every time but 2. After a week of confusion/needing help he got the hang of it and I was rarely needed. The first week we work underwear and then a pull up to prevent extra laundry. The device was attached directly to underwear. He quickly went from waking up soaked, to waking with a few drops. That lasted about 2 weeks of one waking (from alarm) per night. Around week 3 he began sleeping through the whole night dry. By week 4 we removed the pull up, so just alarm and underwear, and 6 out of last 7 nights he’s been totally dry without a waking! He’s so proud of himself and I honestly don’t know what about this that makes it work... but it does!!wish I bought it sooner and will use on my next son who is 5. I think motivation from parent and child is key! It’s a little rough at first but somehow it worked!!

I really like that this is rechargeable. I had a wet stop alarm and it used batteries that needed to be changed. It came with an extra attachment making it simple to simply change the sensor in the night if preferred. I simply put my child in thick underwear. Attach the sensor and put a pull up on over. It makes it easy to clean up in the night multiple times as needed. It’s best to sleep near your child to help them get up with the alarm. I like the band feature of this much better than a safety pen or magnet. The switch is my favorite part. It’s simple to turn off/on/buzzing or buzzing and alarm. Our wet stop had a button and it was confusing. The feature on this alarm are exactly what I was hoping for.

I made the mistake of using pull-ups too long thinking all my kids would wean out on their own. With this tool we are finally completely dry all night! Does take 4-6 months of consistent use. First approx 2 months I had to help arouse the child. Eventually they awoke to the alarm on their own and didn’t need help. I found it best to clip on underwear with a pull up over. Saved on messes. I’m so relieved to be done with bed wetting. Highly recommend!