Bedwetting alarm: How much does it cost? When and which device should you use?

Treating a child with a bedwetting alarm is the best solution for effectively and permanently combating bedwetting. It offers almost a 90% chance of a lasting cure. Behind these impressive figures lies a truth.

Today there are a multitude of manufacturers offering bedwetting alarms with prices ranging from one to three times the price.

A real headache for parents and their children…

What is the best solution for the child and how to choose the bedwetting stopper that will definitely work?

At Store is very simple: we make no compromises on quality because our goal is the result.

With the internet and the multitude of online stores, it is very easy to find products that are always cheaper and promise equivalent results at discount prices.

But the reality is quite different , because selling bedwetting alarms is a real profession and requires expertise. Without a method adapted to the child and without rigorous selection of the products offered, the results are often disappointing, especially for the child who, despite their efforts, obtains little or no expected results. A real disappointment for everyone!

Our method for knowing when and how to use a bedwetting alarm.

First, it is necessary to ask the right questions: simple but fundamental:

• 1. What type of bedwetting does my child have? All types of bedwetting can be treated effectively with a bedwetting alarm, but each type requires a specific treatment approach. It will be necessary to address each type of bedwetting, whether primary or secondary, in different ways.
• 2- At what age should treatment begin? We believe there is no set age. The important thing is to talk to your child and consider treatment as soon as their bedwetting becomes a practical and social problem for you. Some children will grasp the concept very quickly, around 5 or 6 years old, while others won't ask for it until around 8 or 9 years old, or even later. It is essential that the child is willing.
• 3- He's still having accidents during the day, can we start treatment? This is a recurring question, and our answer is equally common: as long as a child is still having accidents during the day, it's pointless, even a waste of time, to start nighttime treatment. First and foremost, it will be necessary to address the minor daytime accidents before focusing on nighttime dryness. We have many solutions to offer to help you achieve this.
• 4- He wears incontinence pads, should we remove them? We recommend using them outside of the treatment period if your child wets the bed so he can sleep peacefully, as sleep is an important stage in his development. The role of a bedwetting alarm is to teach the child to recognize when he needs to urinate and, above all, to learn to hold it. Wearing diapers during this period is therefore not recommended because your child will unintentionally make less effort. We also offer bedwetting alarms that allow you to use incontinence pads during treatment. However, it is important to know that his treatment may be a little longer than if he were not using incontinence pads.
• 5- My child doesn't sleep alone in their room, will this wake the other child? The principle of a bedwetting alarm is to make noise to wake the child. If they are not alone in their room, it would be a good idea to consider moving one of the occupants to another room in the house during the treatment. Some alarms work with vibrations only, but we recommend this mode only when discretion is necessary and unavoidable (summer camp, at a friend's house). The faster the child wakes up, the faster the treatment will be.
• 6- Can we start now or should we wait for the school holidays? Treating a child doesn't cause fatigue or stress. Children are always more relaxed sleeping dry than anxious about waking up in a wet bed. Our experience treating thousands of children confirms that bedwetting prevention doesn't tire the child and that it's not necessary to wait for the holidays. Furthermore, knowing that their next holiday can be free of bedwetting at friends' houses and summer camp will be an added incentive for the child.
• 6- I have several children to treat; can we do it at the same time? We don't want to disappoint the second child, but we recommend treating the first child first and then the second. We generally recommend starting with the oldest to avoid jealousy. The second child will be even more motivated by their brother or sister's success. For your information, if this applies to you, we can offer alarms suitable for both children without the need to purchase additional probes.

I understand, but which type of bedwetting stop should I choose, as there are so many available at different prices?

We understand that it's easier to be an expert on your smartphone's performance than on the differences between all the bedwetting alarms. Let us guide you.

We are the European leader in bedwetting solutions and have selected only the best alarms for you. We know them all, and if they are not offered on the The problem is that they are not efficient enough and are generally outdated compared to newer systems.

Bedwetting alarms have evolved considerably in recent years , but unfortunately, some brands continue to offer less reliable and, above all, much less effective alarms, often at the same price or even more. It is neither our intention nor in our interest to offer them to you because they are ineffective or barely functional. Just like with smartphones, we appreciate the early iPhones, but it would never occur to us to sell you one.

If the model you have chosen is not available on our website, we can discuss this together by phone or email and explain the reason.

From a general point of view, a pee stop is not a toy.

Whether it has 36 ringtones, Wi-Fi, an innovative design, or the latest gold color, these are neither essential criteria nor features that we prioritize in our selection process. We agree, they are bonuses, but in no way should they make us forget the main objective: to care for your child .

It is with this in mind that we have voluntarily downgraded the entire range of alarms from a famous British manufacturer (Malem) which we now consider very expensive and outdated.

How can we explain such a price difference in bedwetting alarms?

Pee stops are classified by category according to the type of probe used.

- Corded: These are generally preferable for daytime use (if potty training is slower or if your child is older). They are usually less expensive but just as effective when used correctly.

- Wireless: These are undoubtedly the best-selling. Simple to use and effective at detection thanks to the type of probe used in the underwear. They are preferable if your child is younger.

- Hybrids: These can be used day and night, with the option of using them with regular underwear or disposable probe inserts placed inside the underwear to increase detection (up to 200 times) . We will be pleased to give you an exclusive look at this revolutionary new alarm in an upcoming article. Remember the name: Apollo 24.

We hope this information will help you choose and better understand bedwetting prevention. Keep in mind that every child will have different expectations and needs. While you wait until your child is ready and willing to try bedwetting prevention, there are many other solutions to help you on a daily basis.

With Bedwetting isn't a problem!