World Bedwetting Day is an annual event held on the last Tuesday of May, and it aims to raise awareness about bedwetting or nocturnal enuresis, a common condition that affects millions of children and young adults around the world.
Bedwetting is a condition that can cause embarrassment and shame in those who suffer from it, often leading to social isolation and low self-esteem. But it's essential to understand that it's a treatable condition and not the fault of the person who experiences it.
The theme for World Bedwetting Day 2023 is "Breaking the Silence," emphasizing the importance of speaking up about bedwetting and encouraging more people to seek help.
Parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals can help those affected by bedwetting by providing support, understanding, and access to treatment options. Bedwetting alarms, medications, and behavioral therapies are all effective treatments for bedwetting.
World Bedwetting Day 2023 serves as an opportunity to shine a light on this often-hidden condition and encourage conversations about it. It's time to break the silence and help those affected by bedwetting lead happy, healthy lives.
The alarm goes off pretty easily so we’ve had to put padding around it. It’s frustrating to have it go off in the middle of the night when my child hasn’t wet the bed. It’s been 6 weeks and we haven’t noticed any results yet. We’ll keep persisting. We used a wee alarm mat for our older child and it worked well.
Could not recommend this product. The on/off switch is the main issue
The on/off switch is too stiff, too small, and too sharp for my child to turn off and on again.
The alarm doesn't wake my child, though he is a heavy sleeper.
Could not recommend
Hi Brian, thank you for sharing your feedback. We're sorry to hear about the issues you experienced. Deep Sleepers require assistance to wake to the alarm. I will contact you about providing a full refund.
Hi Tiffany,
We're sorry to hear about your experience. The alarm randomly going off is usually due to either the environment or sensor placement. I will send you an email with the things you can do to fix this.
Kind regards,
Amanda Latimer
DRI-Sleeper Advisor.