DryEasy Bedwetting Alarm with Volume Control, 6 Selectable Sounds and Vibration

My son is almost five and, although he has been dry during the day since he was about two, we've struggled to get him dry at night because he is an incredibly deep sleeper. His nappies were so wet in the morning that they'd often soaked through. This alarm felt like a last resort, and I was sceptical that it would work. The idea of the alarm is that it trains the brain to wake up your little one when they start to wee in the night, by vibrating and making a loud noise; this stops them mid-wee and then they're meant to go to the toilet to finish. It was loud enough to wake us up too, so we were able to get up and help him. My son wasn't keen on the alarm for the first couple of nights and he refused to go to sleep wearing it, but he's such a deep sleeper that we were able to attach it to him once he'd fallen asleep. It worked amazingly well - it's so sensitive that it sets off at the very first sign of moisture, and we could hurry him (calmly) to the loo to finish off. We've only had this alarm for a week and he's already had two completely dry nights in a row! In fact, on these two nights, he woke up (once at 4am, then this morning at 7am), took himself to the loo, and went back to bed. So his brain is obviously now recognising the signal and successfully waking him up. It has blown my mind! There's a bit of trial and error to it. The clip itself is fiddly to get on, but once you've got the knack of it, it's fine. The wire was too long in our opinion; you're meant to feed it through the pyjama top and then attach the alarm to their arm, but there was still excess wire and we were worried about it going around his neck. Simple fix: we trained the wire down his trouser leg instead, and fixed the alarm to his ankle. Here's what we did / my tips: 1) Wait till they're sleeping to attach the alarm 2) Use pants, not nappies or pull ups. 3) Buy at least two mattress protectors, we used these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B8P3L95K?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details 4) Explain everything to them first. Do practise runs with the alarm before they go to bed (you can set it off by licking your finger and touching the alarm), it'll get them used to the noise and know what to do when it goes off in the night 5) When it goes off, get up with them and take them to the toilet to finish their wee, and stay really calm 6) Have lots of spare pyjama bottoms and pants at the ready. Change them into fresh PJs and pants (pro tip: attach the clip to their pants before putting them on, it's much less fiddly!) 7) Get them back into bed, with a fresh mattress protector if needed 8) Repeat as needed! 9) Give them loads of praise in the morning, even if it was a bit rocky. The alarm comes with a pack of stickers. We said to my son that for every three sunshine (i.e. success) stickers - they didn't have to be in a row - he'd get some chocolate 10) Don't forget to buy them the chocolate!! :-D I'm only putting so much effort into this review because the product is genuinely amazing and effective, and I also know how stressful getting your kids dry at night can be. Hope this is useful. Good luck!

This has been incredible, dry within a week. 5 year old daughter, very deep sleeper and loves water (even at night). Tried a few things previously but nothing had worked, was probably having around 4 wees throughout the night, every night, never once had a dry nappy in the morning. Finally found a week that worked to try the DryEasy bedwetting alarm and worked extremely well. Had the sound and buzzing on, as daughter is a deep sleeper, and from night one she woke up as soon as the first drops came, meaning she held in all but a few drops. She called for me and we went to the toilet, worked every time, every night, no actual full accidents. Fast forward to night 4 and down from 4 incidents to one per night, and from night 6 she has been completely dry. We’re 5 weeks in now and ditched the alarm after 10 days, with no accidents for 4 weeks. I decided not to sleep in the same room, as it suggested, so the alarm would definitely wake her up. Very pleased, it seems to have very quickly linked the signal from wetting to the brain and she now mostly sleeps through to morning dry, or occasionally wakes up to go to the toilet and goes back to sleep!!

Amazing product, I wish I knew about these alarms sooner!! Happy with the price - I was dubious about these alarms actually working, so didn’t want to spend lots on it. I have a 6yr old little girl, (soon to be 7), who was fed up with needing pull ups at bedtime. Until this alarm, we had only ever had 3 (non consecutive) dry nights. I did as recommended and stayed in her room for the first week and I’m pleased I did. I was initially worried that the alarm would frighten her in the night when it went off… how wrong I was! First night the alarm went off, she didn’t stir at all!! I had to gentle shake her awake, as she was totally dead to the world. 2nd night she woke up a little easier but still like trying to wake the dead. From the 3rd night she was on it! We’ve only ever had 2 wet episodes, from the first 2 nights, whilst wearing the alarm. From the 3rd night, she would wake so fast with the alarm, that she would hold it and go to the toilet. Nights 5 and 6 were totally dry and she was waking up in the morning and needing to go to the loo as you’d expect. Amazing!! Whilst my review of this product is amazing and I would strongly recommend anyone with a little person struggling to get dry at night to try an alarm, we’re 13 weeks in and the alarm will occasionally still go off (perhaps once every 7-10 days). She is doing amazing and she feels so much better being out of nappies, but we’re not completely dry just yet. We’re both happy for the alarm to stay on until we agree that it isn’t needed anymore. I don’t think this will be long🤞🏻

Worked exactly as hoped. Our nearly 8 year old boy still wasn’t dry at night and using this alarm actually gave us a real insight into how deeply he was sleeping. It did take time, I was losing hope after 3 weeks and wondering if it was going to work for us, but then something suddenly clicked and he’s been dry now for over 2 weeks. I did sleep with him for the time we did the training, for piece of mind with the wires and actually to help him wake up when the alarm was sounding. It’s also worth putting a nappy over their normal pants which the alarm is clipped onto, that way you’re not having to change sheets etc. You have to be committed but it really did work for us and we have a really chuffed little boy who is finally out of pull ups.

Bought this product after a recommendation from a friend. She bought a more expensive one and I was not keen to spend as much. Have a 6 yr old who has been dry in day since 2 but struggled with nights. Refused nappies for a year so have been lifting (with 90% success) but if left for the night he would always have an accident. Decided to try this product. It’s quite bulky once around the arm and the wire has to go under PJ’s and sensor clips onto pants (under pj bottoms which took some persuading). He wasn’t that keen on the whole thing but agreed finally to try it. First 3 nights alarm went off. It’s very loud and woke me up but only stirred him, unbelievable! I went in and he was half awake and didn’t know what the alarm was! I reminded him and he got up and stumbled to the loo. Repeat same for 2 more nights but only a tiny amount of wee in PJ’s as he stopped each time. To be honest I think it gave him such a fright that he stopped weeing! Nights 4-6 were wee/alarm free, night 7 a full on accident, nights 8-15 dry and so it continued. No lifting, only 2 accidents since night 8 and we are now 3 months down and all good. No lifting, consistently dry and the main thing is that he’s very happy and pleased to have stopped having accidents. Overall would recommend, if I wanted to spend more I’d go for a wireless one to avoid the irritation of the wire up the PJ’s but with a bit of bribery and treats he got used to it! So glad we finally chose this option. Def worked for us and worth a go.

I read lots of reviews for lots of bedwetting alarms, and thanks to the excellent review on this product, I went with this one and I'm so glad I did! My son is about to turn 6 and has never had a dry night. We've tried reducing drinks etc before bed, waking periodically but nothing worked. I wasn't sure how well this would go and my son initially didn't like the thought of it. When the buzzer arrived we tried it on, he said he felt like a robot, but enjoyed this so we went with that! The first week was extremely challenging, no pattern to his bedwetting, a few tantrums about being made to wee in the middle of the night and honestly around day 5 I thought about giving up as it was exhausting. But we didn't, we carried on and just a couple of nights later everything changed. Week one was lots of alarms, sometimes he could hold it until he got to the toilet, sometimes he was too tired and would just go in his pants. Week 2 he started going through from 7pm until around 5am (his normal waking time!) without any wees/alarm going off. Which was excellent! But I was conscious of what might happen if he did need to go. The last two days he's been waking himself, without the alarm going off (so before weeing) and going to the toilet OR just going through. The fact that he's now able to wake up and recognise he needs the toilet is a drastic change and I feel like we've pretty much conquered it! He wants to continue with the buzzer and I think we probably want a good couple of weeks of 'sunshine' so happy to carry on whilst he wants to! A few tips that I gained from others reviews.... 1. Wear pull ups over pants - clip the buzzer to the pants first, then pull ups over. This stops the bed getting wet 2. Don't use boxers for boys, I did the first two nights and as they got wet and the pull ups didn't cover them properly we ended up with a wet bed. 3. We selected random sounds from about night 4 and this seemed to wake my son better than having the same sound every night. 4. We bought a cheap camping toilet for my sons bedroom so he didn't have to go far for wees 5. I slept in my sons room on a camp bed during the entire thing 6. Try to stick with it, there will be tough nights, we definitely had some! But it does work! 7. Come up with a reward system. We did a marble jar and when full he gets a 'movie night'. We did 1 marble for waking, 3 marbles for getting to the toilet for finishing the wee, 5 for the whole wee in the toilet. etc. I cannot recommend this product enough and so glad to have come across it and the countless helpful reviews that have been left. Good luck!

I feel I have to leave a review for this product in case any other parents are struggling/frustrating and at a loss like we were. Our son is out first child and he is literally just about to turn 7 and we've had barely any nights where he's been dry. We've tried everything. He's been in pull ups for a long time and there have never been any signs of being dry at night. We removed the nappies to get the wet feeling and it just ended up with lots of bedwetting and changing during the night, embarrassment and just exhaustion all round. We've previously sought Dr's help as he was unable to hold the toilet for long periods during the day and at school but he's quite an anxious child. Before seeking help this time we of course googled it and these alarms came up. We went on reviews and this on is amazing. I needed something that would wake him as he's a deep sleeper. This one is pretty loud, we have it on full volume but can be amended and we also put the vibrate on. He wears it on his wrist and we do knot the cable because it did go round his neck one night which scared me. He can't clip it on himself as its a bit fiddly so just bear in mind you may have to get up in the night and help. (My partner didn't want to do this so this could be a negative.. he wanted our son to be able to do it himself. But if you're happy to help then that's fine.) The clip is good and stays in place all night. It only took about 2 weeks for him to start going dry at night .. We've had a few frustrations and ups and downs but as I say hes almost 7 so his body is very set in its ways. So far now we've had several weeks now of being totally dry. Honestly I can't recommend this enough. It needs support and commitment but that's what any parent should be prepared to offer their child. My son now doesn't wear it at all and is super proud of himself as are we. Its been a long slog but he's done it and the sticker chart was fantastic too. A real incentive. For the price as well this is good value and nothing compared to the hundreds of pounds some others I've heard of cost. It's also saved us an embarrassing and shaming visit to the Dr's which thankfully we haven't had to put him through. Highly recommended.

This is a review after a week of using for my 6 year old boy. He's never been dry at night more than 10-14 times, his pull-ups were starting to leak at night, he was starting to get upset about it and worrying what his friends would think if he had a sleepover. I decided to buy an alarm as my friends little boy is having to wait nearly 6 months to be referred to specialist nurse. So the first night, he woke up petrified of the alarm! We'd been through all the sounds in the day and he'd chosen one, but they are all quite "harsh" sounds. A previous reviewer said about a duck noise, no duck noise on ours. :-( The first night the alarm went off 3 times. Second night was a bit of a struggle to get him to wear it as he was scared, but we went through the sounds again and turned it down. Nights 2-7 the alarm went off 2 times or just once. Each night less urine would be on his pants! :-) Last night, he slept the whole night and was dry! We know that it's early days but it's an amazing start. He's so happy today! Using the alarm - I find it easy to clip onto pants, husband can't do it! The alarm is very sensitive and wakes up our deep sleeper at the first drops of urine. The sounds are all quite harsh alarm sounds, but he's got used to them now. We have turned the volume down & eventually might try it just on the vibration setting. So far, so good! Will update if anything changes. I would recommend using a bed wetting alarm with a "conni sleep pad" I only discovered this a few weeks before using the alarm but it is amazing and no more full bed sheet changes if they are wet!

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Can't believe it, it's brilliant! 5yr old (nearly 6yrs) is a very deep sleeper and he had been struggling so much with nighttime wetting. He has never once had a dry night. He found it very hard the first week but after that he just started sleeping through without wetting himself. Now we're on a week of no nappies and using it. It doesn't go off at all, He's totally dry! First tip: the device is REALLY loud and scares the child when going off. Unless you disconnect it, it won't turn off. We put some scotch tape on the little speaker to reduce the volume. Second tip: Put underpants on, attach the sensor and THEN the nappy. Saves the bedsheets! Device is a little fiddly but worth it.

Nous sommes tellement heureux d'avoir découvert cette alarme anti-pipi ! Nous étions confronté à des pipis toutes les nuits avec notre fille de 8 ans. Jamais de nuits sèches. La couche du soir était vraiment un rituel. Notre fille avait envie de ne plus faire pipi au lit, mais elle n'y arrivait pas... Impossible pour elle de sentir son pipi... Nous étions face à une impasse... Puis nous avons découvert ce produit ! Nous nous sommes lancé à la mi-juillet, profiter des vacances, car j'avais lu dans les commentaires que cela pouvait prendre jusqu'à 7-8 semaines pour fonctionner et nous ne voulions pas perturber ses dodos pendant la période d'école. - Nous installons le "pipou" (oui on lui a donné un petit nom pour qu'il devienne l'ami de notre fille) sur la culotte avant dodo, puis nous ajoutons une couche par dessus, ce qui évite de changer les draps ou autre. Ne pas hésiter à coller des yeux sur le "pipou", qu'il devienne son ami et lui faire comprendre qu'il est là pour l'aider, que ce n'est pas un simple bidule électronique, mais que c'est comme un compagnon. - Nous demandons bien à notre fille d'aller faire pipi avant dodo et de prendre son temps. Nous évitons de la faire boire juste avant le dodo. Nous réglons le son du "pipou" assez fort pour être sur d'être réveillé, pour la réveiller si elle ne se réveille pas et pour l'accompagner aux toilettes. (pour tester le "pipou" et le volume sonore, humidifiez votre doigt, puis touchez la sonde). - Au début, catastrophe ! Beaucoup Beaucoup de pipi la nuit (3 en moyenne) pendant au moins une semaine. Il ne faut surtout, surtout pas se décourager ! A chaque pipi, inviter son enfant à aller aux toilettes, changer la culotte, refaire l'installation et changer la couche. Des fois c'est difficile pour l'enfant, mais leur dire de s'accrocher, qu'il faut du courage, que grâce au "pipou", on va y arriver en équipe. - Au bout d'environ une semaine, plus que 2 pipi, puis progressivement 1 pipi, puis une rechute à plusieurs pipi quelques jours, PUIS, du jour au lendemain, une première nuit sèche !!!!!!! Nous notions chaque pipi et les heures. Nous arrivions à voir qu'il se passait quelque chose dans son cerveau. Il faut beaucoup de patience et comprendre qu'on devra accompagner l'enfant en se levant plusieurs fois par nuits au début ! - Après la première nuit sèche, quelques petits accidents par la suite, ne SURTOUT pas enlever le dispositif tant que vous n'avez pas obtenu 14 nuits sèches de suite, c'est très important. - Et un jour... MAGIE ! ma fille qui me réveille et me dit en pleine nuit "Papa j'ai besoin d'aller aux toilettes" ! Elle s'était senti pour la première fois ! Nous nous sommes dit ce jour là que quelque chose avait basculé. Maintenant, soit elle se réveil la nuit pour aller aux toilettes, soit ce sont des nuits sèches complètes sans réveil. Après 7-8 semaines, notre fille est enfin libéré des pipis au lit. Nous encourageons absolument tous les parents qui lisent ce commentaire à se lancer ! Vous ne le regretterez pas ! Sachez que les alarmes anti-pipi, c'est plus de 85% de réussite chez les enfants (j'ai lu beaucoup d'articles avant de me lancer), et cela évite tout traitement médical. Merci du fond du coeur à l'inventeur de ce dispositif qui a du aider un nombre immense d'enfants dont notre fille ! Je précise aussi que c'est la première fois que je laisse un commentaire sur un produit Amazon, mais je me devais vraiment de le faire car ce produit nous a vraiment vraiment aidé.

Muy muy satisfecha. Mi hija de 5 años se hacía pis todas las noches, sin excepción, con tal volumen que muchos días el pañal no era capaz de retener todo el líquido y se desbordaba. Estuve buscando opciones para ayudarle a dejar de hacer pis por la noche, y los comentarios del Dry Easy me convencieron, además del buen precio. El aparato es sencillo, tal y como se muestra en las imágenes del vendedor, tiene un sensor con una pinza unido al cuerpo de la alarma; el sensor se engancha en la ropa interior, y la alarma en el pijama, por la parte de arriba, donde le resulte cómodo al niño. En la alarma se puede ajustar el volumen, seleccionar la melodía y seleccionar la vibración. El sensor tiene, en la parte que va contra la tela, 2 pletinas metálicas; al mojarse la tela sobre la que se engancha el sensor, el líquido hace que se cierre el circuito eléctrico y salte la alarma. ¡OJO! Cuando salta la alarma, para que no siga pitando y despierte a todos los de la casa, hay que mantener pulsado el botón Reset de la alarma y soltar la pinza de la ropa interior; mientras no se suelte la pinza, el sensor sigue con el circuito cerrado y no parará de sonar. En cuanto sueltes la pinza y seques el sensor, ya puedes dejar de apretar el Reset, que ya no va a sonar. Además del aparato, en el paquete encontramos las instrucciones en inglés, y un código BIDI para acceder a las instrucciones en español en un ordenador. Por último trae también una cartulina de progreso para motivarles, en la que ir poniendo pegatinas cada día en función de cómo ha ido la noche: si no se han hecho nada de pis, se pone un sol, si han mojado un pelín, sólo unas gotas que han hecho saltar la alarma, sol y nubes, y si se han hecho pis, mojándose del todo, lluvia. En cuanto a nuestra experiencia, empezamos con las vacaciones de verano, porque no sabía si le trastornaría por las noches y haría que durmiese menos, así que prefería que no tuviera que madrugar, por si acaso. Decir que el trastorno es poco, así que se puede empezar el cualquier momento; un viernes es un buen día. Los primeros días le ponía la braguita, enganchaba el sensor de la alarma en la braguita y por encima le ponía el pañal. Pasadas un par de semanas ya dejamos de poner el pañal. Ella estaba ilusionada también con la idea. La primera noche, sonó la alarma sobre las 2 de la madrugada y fui corriendo; se había hecho sólo unas gotas; la llevé al baño, hizo pis, y ya no se hizo más pis en toda la noche. La segunda noche, volvió a sonar la alarma, esta vez estaba muy mojada (tocaría lluvia en las pegatinas, pero por no desmotivarla, pusimos sol y nubes, porque lo contuvo todo el pañal); el problema es que ella se asustó un montón y se puso a llorar desconsoladamente. Para que no le asustara, le bajé el volumen, y no volvió a llorar, pero algún día no lo oía, no llegaba a despertarse, aunque sí cortaba el pis; la despertaba yo y la llevaba al baño. Al quinto día se despertó ella sola para ir a hacer pis, sin escaparse nada ¡¡por primera vez!! ¡¡Qué alegría!! Eso sí, al día siguiente, hubo inundación. Pero al siguiente más, otra vez no se hizo pis en toda la noche. Fuimos evolucionando poco a poco, cada vez con más noches secas, y a la segunda semana empezó a ser capaz de pasar la noche entera sin despertarse y sin hacerse pis. Hemos seguido usando la alarma hasta la semana 11, que se puso mala y le molestaba todo, y me pidió que se la sacara para siempre. Ahora llevamos 1 semana sin alarma; ya no se hace pis y aguanta toda la noche. ¡Parece increíble! Incluso se despierta por la mañana y aún tarda un poco en ir al baño, no tiene urgencia en "vaciar". Ella ahora se siente más segura, y nosotros felices. ¡Y lo que ahorramos en pañales! Lo recomiendo a cualquiera que quiera ayudar a su hijo a dejar de hacerse pis en la cama. Os facilito la cartulina de progreso completada. En las últimas semanas cada vez más días aguantaba toda la noche sin despertarse, aunque no lo haya apuntado. También os facilito las instrucciones en español. ¡Suerte!

Works very well, we used it for my daughter for just a couple of weeks and it worked!