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Bedwetting Alarms that Record Parent’s Voice
I saw NBCs report on Kids Sleeping through Smoke Alarms, and was not surprised. In Jeff Rosen’s investigative report, 3 boys, ages 9,8 and 4, were told that a fire alarm would be going off that night and their reaction … Continue reading
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Results with the Dry-Me Alarm
What a success story from this Mommy Blogger, Shawn Ann, from Shawn Ann’s World. Her son was wetting every night and had not responded to waking by parents, setting a timer and limiting fluids. Read their story here. While using … Continue reading
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How to Cure Bed wetting
Bedwetting is very common, affecting 8-10% of school age children but it’s also very frustrating. Most families have tried limiting fluids, voiding before bed, and lifting when parents are awake. Yet nightly wetting continues. Here are some suggestions beyond those … Continue reading
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Tagged alarm use, bed wetting cure, bedwetting alarm, older kids and bedwetting, treatment, wireless bedwetting alarms
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