Almost all children and teens who wet the bed need to get up
during the night to urinate. A bed-wetting (enuresis) alarm,
which is activated by moisture, can help your child learn to
awaken in time to go to the bathroom. The new models are
lightweight and easy for the child to operate. Enuresis alarms
can be used on any child age 5 and up who wants to try one. On
the other hand, they should never be imposed on a child at any
age, even a teenager, if they don't want to use one. When you
buy and alarm, give your child the following instructions: While
your child is using the alarm, it's very important that he also
practice the following self-awakening program at bedtime. Your
child is trying to teach himself to awaken during the night and
use the toilet when the bladder feels full. Until he learns how
to do this, he won't stay dry. Have your child practice waking
up. Tell your child to: If your child doesn't awaken immediately
to the sound of the buzzer, he needs your help. You may need to
help your child every