Toilet Training for Toddlers & Bedwetting: Day & Night Solutions

Toilet training is a big milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming—especially when it comes to bedwetting at night or helping toddlers transition from nappies.

As a parent, you want the process to be smooth and stress-free. Whether you’re toilet training during the day or trying to help an older child stop bedwetting, these practical strategies will make the process easier.

1️⃣ Use a Tangible System Like a Bedwetting Alarm

When learning to toilet train at night, a child’s brain needs to recognise bladder signals before an accident happens.

💡 How a Bedwetting Alarm Helps:
✔️ Strengthens brain-bladder connection through sound cues.
✔️ Helps parents support the training process consistently.
✔️ Encourages children to wake up and go to the toilet independently.

Oopsie Heroes is a small, discreet, and wireless bedwetting alarm that detects moisture instantly. Simply attach it to your child’s underwear, and it will alert them at the first sign of wetness—helping them stay dry!

📢 Oopsie Heroes for Daytime Toilet Training!
Many families in Europe are already using Oopsie Heroes as a daytime toilet-training aid. Simply attach the sensor and use the app as a gentle reminder—helping toddlers transition from nappies with ease.

🌟 Coming soon! We’re launching a new Oopsie Heroes daytime trainer—a super affordable solution, costing about the same as a pack of nappies! Stay tuned for more details.

2️⃣ Make It Fun with Characters & Positive Reinforcement

🚀 Turning toilet training into a fun challenge can help children feel more confident and engaged.

🎯 Oopsie Heroes’ interactive app lets children pick their own “hero” to guide them, making the process feel like a game instead of a stressful experience.

💡 How to Incorporate Fun Characters:
✔️ Choose books, toys, or videos that promote toilet training in a positive way.
✔️ Use the Oopsie Heroes app to make bedwetting training feel like a hero’s mission.
✔️ Let your child see the alarm as their helper, rather than something to fear.

🌞 Using Oopsie Heroes for Daytime Training
If you’re transitioning your child from nappies, use the alarm system during the day and bring your phone along. Show your child that their hero is telling them to go to the toilet just before they wee completely.

3️⃣ Use Learning Materials for Better Understanding

Children learn best through storytelling and play. By introducing books, videos, or games about toilet training, they will better understand when and how to go to the toilet.

📚 Ways to Strengthen the Association:
✔️ Read books where characters learn to use the toilet.
✔️ Watch videos showing how toilet training works.
✔️ Use age-appropriate language to explain the process.

By making toilet training relatable, children gain confidence and motivation to succeed.

4️⃣ Avoid Scolding & Encourage Positive Reinforcement

😟 Does your child feel embarrassed about bedwetting? Harsh reactions can increase anxiety, making accidents more frequent.

💡 Instead, try this:
✔️ Use positive reinforcement—praise efforts, not just success.
✔️ Remind them that mistakes are part of learning.
✔️ Stay patient and make training a relaxed experience.

Oopsie Heroes promotes a positive approach—helping children feel safe, supported, and encouraged through their bedwetting journey.

💡 Ready to Make Toilet Training Easier? Try Oopsie Heroes!

🎯 Oopsie Heroes is a safe, wireless bedwetting alarm that helps children wake up when they need to go—building confidence and independence.

💡 Why Parents Love It:
✔️ Small, discreet, and comfortable.
✔️ No Bluetooth or WiFi—100% safe for growing children.
✔️ Fun, customisable alarm sounds—including your own recorded voice!

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