Choosing an alarm for 5-12 year olds

Our guide to help you find the best deal for your bedwetting alarm The 5-12 age group is the most representative of our young customers. Alarms are generally designed for these children. However, some have very interesting advantages for them. We advise you not to start treatment if your child is not yet 5 years old. Although the treatment can be adapted to a younger child, we believe it is more beneficial to let them grow. Bedwetting up to the age of 5 is very common. It is therefore not important to follow alarm treatment. We recommend comfort products such as disposable pads. A safe and very economical value The Anzacare Dri Sleeper Excel alarm is an interesting entry-level alarm. It is compact, lightweight, and very easy to use. It is a good choice for accustoming your child to an audible signal during the night while maintaining ease of use. It has only one sound and a flexible probe that can be installed in underwear or protection. It attaches to the shoulder with Velcro. It is very small and can be taken anywhere. You will be surprised by the effectiveness of this alarm. Behind this small box are years of experience and success in treating children who bedwet. It comes, like all our alarms, with instructions in French. In addition, you benefit from our FREE support before, during, and after treatment. Some families will prefer alarms with vibrations. The Rodger Clippo alarm is identical to the first alarm, but it also offers a range of 8 random tones and vibrations. It is slightly larger than the Dri Sleeper Excel and attaches to the shoulder with a magnetic clip. You can select between three modes. Sounds and Vibrations Vibes Sounds The use of vibrations allows children to be treated even during the day or for greater discretion when they go on a school trip. Generally speaking, using one or more tones will not affect the quality of treatment. Combining tones is a recent feature on alarms and all studies were done on alarms with a single tone. Points to consider are: A quality sound level and sounds designed for their ability to wake young children A highly responsive probe. The faster the probe detects urine, the faster the treatment will be. We recommend choosing only high-quality alarms to ensure good results and to avoid discouraging your child with random results. We do not recommend using alarms that have a mattress as a probe or that the child sleeps on. These are very fragile and can cause false alarms due to children's perspiration. only offers alarms that have been tested and guarantees products that comply with the latest health regulations. Our Best Seller: We especially like the Rodger Wireless alarm with probe included in the underwear. It's a favorite with children. Freedom of movement, no attachments on the shoulder No connection between the child and the alarm Easy to use, the child puts on the underwear like regular underwear. They can be worn even during the day. When you want to activate the detection, simply clip the probe on it. Practical for travel (car, train, plane, etc.) 8 random ringtones Optional vibration module (places under the mattress or pillow) Possibility of adding a second module in the parents' room. The alarm works on mains or batteries. Wireless technology is very practical. The treatment is more effective because the child is forced to get up to turn off the alarm (on the wall or a bedside table). There is therefore no risk of him falling back asleep. The alarm comes in a basic model with two panties, a transmitter and a receiver. We advise all parents to accompany your child the first nights to correct mistakes and ensure that everything goes well. Tips for Buying a Bedwetting Alarm Bedwetting alarms are very easy to use. Children will have no trouble familiarizing themselves with them. There are no specific instructions, except to wait until your child is at least 5 years old. We offer kits that include all the equipment needed for a complete treatment. We are, of course, available to answer your questions and help you choose the right one. It is important to consider these points before any treatment: What does your child normally wear to sleep? How often do you do laundry? Do you want to treat more than one child at a time? Does your child prefer an alarm that straps to their shoulder or one that sits on a bedside table or desk? Does your child sleep alone?