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Nighttime Toilet Training Made Doable

Helping children (from around age 3–7+) take confident steps towards dry nights.

How it works

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Peel one of the double-sided stickers and press it firmly onto the back of the sensor. This keeps the sensor secure through the night.

Prepare the Sensor

Apply the sticker to the sensor

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Firmly attach the sensor to the front of your child’s underwear. It sits snugly and comfortably without getting in the way.

Attach the Sensor

Apply the sensor to your child’s underwear

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Open the Oopsie Heroes companion app, log in, and tap Go to Sleep mode so the app is ready to listen for the sensor.

Ready for Sleep

Enter ‘Go to Sleep’ mode on the app

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If wetness is detected, the sensor beeps and the app plays your chosen alarm sound — including the option to use your own voice.

Beep → Voice Alarm

The sensor detects wetness and triggers the alarm

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Support your child to finish at the toilet. This helps them make the connection between the alarm, waking, and going to the loo.

Toilet Time

Take your child to the bathroom

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Use a damp cloth to wipe the sensor terminals clean. Then reapply it with a fresh sticker and continue through the night until morning.

Quick Clean & Reset

Wipe the sensor and repeat the steps