Malem Multi-Choice Alarm

We have been consistently using the alarm for about 2 weeks now for my 7.5 year old daughter. She was so so anxious about the alarm because she is a high anxiety kid who even as a 7 month old would stare into the baby monitor and start talking/crying. We had used two different bed wetting alarm systems, one which was a wired one similar to this (but only had a beeping sound) and another which was WiFi based (but also only had a beeping sound). She was so much more relaxed once she heard the different randomized tunes on this device. It was good that it can be randomized because I don’t want her to have negative associations with a specific song.
After the 1-1.5 week mark of consistent use according to the directions, she started to stay consistently dry overnight, and would wake up before the alarm to go use the restroom. We will continue to have her clip the alarm to her undies for a few more weeks before trialing discontinuation.
The only thing I wish would be different is the music turns on anytime the clip is open, whether or not there is water on the sensor. I don’t know if this is how it’s programmed?

I’ve taught non-verbal students with severe cognitive impairments aged 9-12 years old for the last 15 years. I’ve bought probably 40 Malem recordable alarms over the years (all but 5 with my own money). I love this product. I believe my students deserve the safety and comfort of being potty trained. Their families deserve the freedom. Have you ever tried getting a baby sitter for a 12 year old who pees and poops themselves? These families can’t! The children in my classroom come to school trusting me to teach them life skills and toilet training is the top of my list. Here’s my most recent success story. On July 5, 2022, I put 5 students in underwear and Malem recordable alarms. Today, Wednesday, August 10, 2022, we have had ONE poopy accident and no pee accidents among all 5 students so far this week. Last week was equally awesome. These kids are amazing, and without Malem, potty training would be nearly impossible. Thank you Malem!!!

Malem Multi-Choice Alarm

The sound is very loud and does wake my son up, however it still hasn't helped change any of his bed-wetting. If we had to do it again we would not get a sensor with sounds only vibration.

My daughter was a full-on, bed soaking wet every night bed wetter. Age 6. She stopped wetting the bed within the first two nights. She has only set off the alarm three times since and we just started week 4. The cheaper Malem non-recordable alarm would probably work just as well. She sometimes clips the soaker box onto the ear of a stuffed animal. It still wakes her up. I am also impressed with the alarm's durability.

We have been consistently using the alarm for about 2 weeks now for my 7.5 year old daughter. She was so so anxious about the alarm because she is a high anxiety kid who even as a 7 month old would stare into the baby monitor and start talking/crying. We had used two different bed wetting alarm systems, one which was a wired one similar to this (but only had a beeping sound) and another which was WiFi based (but also only had a beeping sound). She was so much more relaxed once she heard the different randomized tunes on this device. It was good that it can be randomized because I don’t want her to have negative associations with a specific song.
After the 1-1.5 week mark of consistent use according to the directions, she started to stay consistently dry overnight, and would wake up before the alarm to go use the restroom. We will continue to have her clip the alarm to her undies for a few more weeks before trialing discontinuation.
The only thing I wish would be different is the music turns on anytime the clip is open, whether or not there is water on the sensor. I don’t know if this is how it’s programmed?

I’ve taught non-verbal students with severe cognitive impairments aged 9-12 years old for the last 15 years. I’ve bought probably 40 Malem recordable alarms over the years (all but 5 with my own money). I love this product. I believe my students deserve the safety and comfort of being potty trained. Their families deserve the freedom. Have you ever tried getting a baby sitter for a 12 year old who pees and poops themselves? These families can’t! The children in my classroom come to school trusting me to teach them life skills and toilet training is the top of my list. Here’s my most recent success story. On July 5, 2022, I put 5 students in underwear and Malem recordable alarms. Today, Wednesday, August 10, 2022, we have had ONE poopy accident and no pee accidents among all 5 students so far this week. Last week was equally awesome. These kids are amazing, and without Malem, potty training would be nearly impossible. Thank you Malem!!!

Malem Multi-Choice Alarm

The sound is very loud and does wake my son up, however it still hasn't helped change any of his bed-wetting. If we had to do it again we would not get a sensor with sounds only vibration.

My daughter was a full-on, bed soaking wet every night bed wetter. Age 6. She stopped wetting the bed within the first two nights. She has only set off the alarm three times since and we just started week 4. The cheaper Malem non-recordable alarm would probably work just as well. She sometimes clips the soaker box onto the ear of a stuffed animal. It still wakes her up. I am also impressed with the alarm's durability.