What Is Bedwetting?

Nocturnal enuresis is also referred to as bedwetting, the involuntary loss of urine whilst asleep at night.

• Wetting the bed at night is one of the most common types of enuresis in children.
• It is involuntary urination at night while asleep.
• Treatment can range from using a bedwetting alarm, medication, therapy and nappies.
• Bedwetting is one of the most common childhood complaints.
• Up to 15% of children under the age of 12 are affected and will require an enuresis treatment.

HOW CAN I HELP MY CHILD STOP WETTING THE BED?

Treatments for Nocturnal Enuresis can range from bedwetting alarms to medication and other various therapies. Bedwetting alarms help train the brain and are a long-term solution.

WHAT IS IT AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

Oopsie Heroes is a bedwetting alarm for kids that includes a wearable sensor that supports toilet training and teaches your child to wake up when they start to wet the bed before fully emptying their bladder. Help your child to recognize when their bladder is full so that they can learn to hold on or wake up and go to the toilet. It is a natural solution to solve bedwetting and becoming toilet-trained at night.

IT'S A SOLUTION

Bedwetting alarms help solve nocturnal enuresis (or bedwetting as it is more commonly referred to). These alarms help kids wake up and swiftly make it to the toilet. This way they can stop wearing nappies, pull-ups or other solutions that simply ‘manage’ the problem. The way it works is a small moisture sensor is attached to the pyjama or undergarment. When this detects moisture, it sets an alarm that wakes the child up to go to the toilet. They finish in the toilet and go back to bed. It's that simple.

TRAIN THE BRAIN

A bedwetting app helps train the brain. After waking up several times, a pattern begins to form in the brain. This bedwetting pattern teaches children to recognize the bladder signals and make it to the toilet on time, training the brain to ‘beat the buzzer’. A natural and long-term bedwetting solution using no medication.  

COMFORTABLE TO WEAR

They are comfortable to wear. It is a small and simple bedwetting sensor that attaches to clothing. Much more comfortable and discreet than large and thick incontinence materials.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

They are environmentally friendly. Did you know that disposable nappies take over 500 years to decompose? They are an environmental disaster and are estimated to be the 3rd largest consumer item in landfills. By using a bedwetting alarm and training the bladder, you are sending less disposable incontinence solutions to landfill. Sustainability starts at home.

FUN TO USE

In the past, bedwetting alarms are big and bulky. Now we have Oopsie Heroes, a well-designed sensor that can actually be fun to use and encouraging to kids.

Ready to try the Oopsie Heroes bedwetting alarm?