Re: Matt - update - potty alarm

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Lori - we used the a potty alarm (Malem brand)for my DD (the urologist finally

recommended one at age 9 - she(along w/ my other 2 kiddos have kidney reflux; 2

out of the 3 were/are bed wetters). The alarm worked great for her and I'm

anticipating having to use it for my son (he's only 4 and also has apraxia).

Anyway, I googled potty alarms and brought up the bedwetting store which has

multiple alarms on their site and a comparison chart. Our urologist suggested

another, but I liked this one; a bit pricey, but worth the $$$! Good luck.

Bonnie

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Thanks! I just ordered one. My fingers are crossed that it will work. Matt is

9 right now and he WANTS to get through the night dry. Hopefully his motivation

AND the alarm will do the trick!

Lori

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> Lori - we used the a potty alarm (Malem brand)for my DD (the urologist finally

recommended one at age 9 - she(along w/ my other 2 kiddos have kidney reflux; 2

out of the 3 were/are bed wetters). The alarm worked great for her and I'm

anticipating having to use it for my son (he's only 4 and also has apraxia).

Anyway, I googled potty alarms and brought up the bedwetting store which has

multiple alarms on their site and a comparison chart. Our urologist suggested

another, but I liked this one; a bit pricey, but worth the $$$! Good luck.

> Bonnie

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[Guest guest]

Lori, My DD has stopped using the alarm (yeah!) and is staying dry by herself.

I think she really used it longer than needed, but if it was the reassurance she

needed, so what - it worked!!! She was ready to be done w/ the good nite pull

ups, now she can have sleep overs w/o being embarrassed. We're saving the alarm

for my soon to be 5 yr old son who at this point is still a bed wetter, but the

urologist isn't concerend at this point so...

Good luck.

Bonnie

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Can you please tell me the name

 

That is good news

Carol

From: bault123 <kault@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Matt - update - potty alarm

Date: Friday, December 25, 2009, 3:57 PM

 

Lori, My DD has stopped using the alarm (yeah!) and is staying dry by herself. I

think she really used it longer than needed, but if it was the reassurance she

needed, so what - it worked!!! She was ready to be done w/ the good nite pull

ups, now she can have sleep overs w/o being embarrassed. We're saving the alarm

for my soon to be 5 yr old son who at this point is still a bed wetter, but the

urologist isn't concerend at this point so...

Good luck.

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

We used the Malem brand w/ the multi/variable alarms (I didn't want her to get

used to one sound, so you are able to change the tone each time). It has a

reciever and the sensor attaches to the underwear by a magnet - may be bulky to

some sensory kids, but she didn't seem to mind (the actual sensor attaches to

the area of the underwear that gets wet). I went on bedwettingstore.com to buy

it - you can compare several alarms there.

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> Subject: [ ] Re: Matt - update - potty alarm

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> Lori, My DD has stopped using the alarm (yeah!) and is staying dry by herself.

I think she really used it longer than needed, but if it was the reassurance she

needed, so what - it worked!!! She was ready to be done w/ the good nite pull

ups, now she can have sleep overs w/o being embarrassed. We're saving the alarm

for my soon to be 5 yr old son who at this point is still a bed wetter, but the

urologist isn't concerend at this point so...

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