DryRise™ - Wireless Bedwetting Alarm

This worked like a treat for our son. I cannot tell you how thankful I am for this product. After 5 nights he had his first dry night and now two months in, he is completely dry. After the first few nights I nearly called it quits as he was soaking wet, but I'm so glad we persevered.

I tend to put off doing reviews and then forget to do them but I really feel like this product deserves some major kudos! Bought for my son (4;3) who was getting increasingly frustrated and upset about wearing pull ups at night because his little sister had stopped needing them. We were also having issues with him weeing out of the pull ups on a regular basis. He has been dry in the day since he was 19 months. We tried various methods without success, as he sleeps very deeply and didn't seem to have awareness of when he was going. So glad we tried this... the alarm went off a couple of times a night for the first week but he would wake and hold on until he was at the toilet. Week 2, the alarm only went off once all week, otherwise completely dry. Weeks 3 and 4, completely dry. Amazing product and does what it aims to. Only negative is that my son found the quietest sound setting still a touch too loud for him so we switched to vibration-only which was much better. Would definitely recommend!

What an amazing device! My 6.5 year old boy is a deep night sleeper, lazy to get up to an extent. He was in night time pull ups until now, we literally tried all tricks to get him dry. This 'alarm' was the last resort! And he finally did it! It took about a month in total, dry night in between after 2 weeks. He was never dry until we started using the alarm. We would use pull ups over his normal pants where the sensor was clipped, just to prevent night time bed changes. He is a side sleeper so we clipped it at the front, however, it can be clipped anywhere. He didn't mind it. It's safe to say he did it thanks to this alarm! It has taught him to hold his wee all night (plus he's also better with his daytime dribbles). Amazing! This is definitely a must buy for all desperate parents like me!

I don't normally write reviews but this really helped our daughter to stop wetting her bed. We had tried lifting her from her bed in the middle of the night but to no avail. We bought this after over a month of waking up to wet beds every morning. Very quickly the effect of the alarm was having the desired effect of somehow training her to wake up dry. Over the last month we have had more dry nights than wet and we are now on a run of 9 nights. Highly recommend this - it pays for the reduction in duvet dry cleaning bills within a few days!

Before using this device I can't remember our 5 year old having a dry night in his life. We opted for this wireless one despite it being more expensive than wired versions, because of concerns about the cord becoming wrapped around the child's neck. There's no cord between the wristband and sensor at all. The sensor that clips to the underwear is small and discreet. To begin with the alarm going off was a little traumatic, however as long as you're prepared (have lots of spare sheets etc.) and don't make a big deal when they have an accident, then you'll have a good chance of them becoming dry at night. To begin with the alarm would go off twice a night. Then after a couple of weeks it was down to once a night. Around the 4 week mark we began to regularly have dry nights and by the 6th week he had mastered it 😊.

The device came with a compact sensor and a magnetic cable for charging, so there is no need to run for batteries. The setup was simple and quick — the sensor automatically connected to the wristband wirelessly, and the child does not get tangled in wires during sleep. The moisture sensor is triggered instantly at the slightest wetness, and the alarm produces a smooth sound and light vibration, enough to wake up my son even from a deep sleep. Together with him, we chose a comfortable sound and vibration mode, and now he perceives the signal calmly. Thanks to the USB-C charger, I forgot about changing batteries and can recharge the device from any adapter or power bank. In three weeks of use, my son began to wake up himself when the alarm goes off, and nighttime wetness has significantly decreased. The device works reliably, and the case is strong. I appreciated the practicality and effectiveness of this alarm, which helps to form a new useful reflex in the child without unnecessary stress.

Well I entered into this truly sceptical. 6 year old daughter had a completely dry night once in a blue moon. How the heck was this going to help?! Fast approaching her 7th birthday so decided we had to try something as she was getting frustrated as was I. Found this, thought hey, let's give it a whirl based on the reviews. Boy, am I glad we did. Daughter took a bit of persuading to wear for the first couple of nights. We let her choose whether to use sound, vibration, or both to get her involved. She also wanted a plaster over the clip that goes on the knicker waist band as she said it dug in her so she wanted some padding. We are nearly the full 12 weeks through and she has been dry for 53 nights in a row!! Definitely worth the investment. And we have a big old trip to the toy shop on the cards as a reward for her doing so well.

The first two weeks of using this were a bit of a flood granted, but stick with it! After two weeks it was like a switch had gone off, and with the exception of a couple of tiny accidents in the 3rd week, 2 months on and my 6 year old son is now completely dry, every night and we have stopped wearing the alarm. Pleased is an understatement, worth every penny!!!

This has been working well for us so far. It's small and compact and easy to charge with the magnetic cable. I like the way that it has different alert modes plus you have the vibration option. It's not going to be the ultimate solution for everyone but it certainly has been helping us.

Our 7yo daughter is now finally dry at night. After 2.5 weeks of using the alarm she was then waking up before it went off to take herself to the toilet. She has now been dry for over a week. When I say we had tried everything else I mean everything. We were about to seek further medical advice privately and in a last ditch attempt decided to give this a go first, cheaper than the private consultancy would have cost and I'm so glad we did.

My 7 year old son had never had a dry night in his life. He always woke with a wet pull-up. We tried various techniques to try and get him to wake in the night for a wee, but failed. I was reluctant to take him to the GP because I didn't want him to be put on medication, so we bought this alarm. It's straightforward to use. We chose to put him in pants, with the sensor clipped on, and a pull-up over the top (to save us changing the sheets). We set up a baby monitor in the room so we could hear the wristband alarm go off if we were deep asleep. For the first 3 nights the alarm sounded and our son got up and went to the loo to finish his wee. The 4th night he got up himself and has been dry ever since! It's absolutely genius! We continued to use it for a few weeks but he didn't need it after the third night. It's somehow retrained his brain. I imagine it won't be this simple for everyone, but for us it was a success very quickly, perhaps because he's 7. I'd highly recommend!

This product is fantastic and I would thoroughly recommend it. My son potty trained in 4 days at the age of two, but has never ever had a dry nappy at night. We decided that after doing a whole year in reception, he could not start year 1 wearing nappies at night. We used the summer holidays as a time to start, but he simply was such a deep sleeper that he did not notice he had had an accident. Fed up with 5 loads of washing every morning I found this product online. It takes a little time to get used to attaching the sensor, but boy does it work. He responded immediately and was dry at night in 3 weeks maximum. He now wakes himself up and goes to the loo by himself in the night and goes back to bed. Amazing. Such a clever idea and it worked brilliantly.

I bought this after reading the reviews. I was sceptical, my 8 year old is such a heavy sleeper and just doesn't wake up. He's been in pull ups and will soak that through and the bed. I bought this as a last resort before a trip to the doctor. I didn't think there was anything medically wrong as day times he's fine. So we did some test runs on the first night and he was excited to try it. The first week was terrible but it does say 6-12 weeks for this to retrain and the older the child the longer it takes. Week 2 was better, we clipped the sensor to boxer shorts and this week we had no wet beds just wet pants, excellent. At this point I'm still getting up with the alarm because he just wants to turn over and go back to sleep. Week 3 we had our first breakthrough — he woke up without the alarm and had his first dry night. Week 4 more dry nights than wet and into week 5 we are now on day 5 of his dry streak :) When you work out the cost of pull ups this is like paying for the 12 weeks up front and it is amazing — just be ready for a slow process.

This product is witchcraft!! It worked within a few days! Unbelievable results — like everyone is saying I wish I'd done it sooner — if you are in need, go for it! It really does work!

We got this for our 7 year old son, who had been wetting the bed on an almost nightly basis. I do not normally give reviews, but this one is warranted. We have been using it 'properly at home' for around 3 weeks (before then we were on holiday so he wore pull ups still) and he has now only had 2 wet nights since we properly started using it. Like others said, our son is really happy and he has already started asking when he does not have to use it. He is not at all motivated by stickers (he wasn't when we day trained him either) but they are useful for me. We have not slept in his room and instead used a baby monitor to hear when the wristband alarm went off. We layered up pants and clipped the sensor to the underneath one. I did a lot of research before buying an alarm and decided that a wireless one would be best for safety reasons. I almost got the pricier one recommended by the ERIC charity in the UK but then saw that this also had great reviews and was significantly cheaper. So far so good. We have only charged it a few times and my son was very sad that he couldn't use it the first night as I hadn't realised we had to charge it first. I would recommend to families such as ours with an older child who is very motivated to become dry. We had resisted intervening as I know that bedwetting can be related to hormonal changes, but as ERIC say that 'only' 15% of 7 year olds regularly wet the bed I wanted to try this method first before discussing it with a medical professional, but hopefully I won't have to now.

One of the first things I noticed is that it is fully rechargeable, which immediately makes life easier. There are no loose cords, no cables running across the bed, and nothing to plug in overnight. Once it is charged, it is ready to go and can be used straight away without any fuss. That alone makes it feel much safer and more practical, especially at night. The system itself is very straightforward because it comes in two parts. There is the wristband, which does the important job of sounding and vibrating the alarm. It stays on the child's wrist all night, so the alert is never missed. It feels reassuring knowing the alarm is always with them and not tied to one fixed spot. The second part is the sensor, which gets attached to the underwear. As soon as it detects moisture, it sends a signal to the wristband straight away. The response is quick, and the alarm is clear enough to wake you up without being complicated to reset or manage. What I really like is how intuitive the whole setup feels.

This alarm has been a great reminder for my son to get up and pee during the night instead of accidentally wetting the bed. The sensor seems pretty sensitive to liquid and the alarm is loud enough to roust my son out of a deep sleep. My son will be 10 in a couple of months and struggles with the clips and attaching it to his underwear. He has no developmental delays but I have to help him with it every night. He complains the clip pulls at his underwear and that the sensor rubs on his privates. I don't really have a solution to that problem. I'm hoping I don't have to use this for long, but it seems to be fulfilling its intended purpose for now.

Seriously wish I'd discovered this years ago! We've a 7-year old who was really struggling to get through the night and was becoming ever more stressed to try and cope. We tried all kinds of methods and even a wired monitor/alarm from a friend, but it was really uncomfortable for him and he got tangled up in it, so we'd given up on gadgetry for this. I decided to give DryRise a go as several middle-of-the-night bedsheet changes were really getting to us. The first night he had a little meltdown as he thought it was the same cabled version as before, but after that it was plain sailing and he really loved his 'gizmo'. After a few trials, we decided to place training pants over his own undies but clipped the sensor to his undies underneath (don't clip it to training pants as they absorb too much liquid and don't trigger the sensor as effectively). First week and we had maybe one or two alarms going off - the vibration on his wrist barely woke him (part of the issue, he's a great sleeper!) but the sound did rouse us from the other side of the house. Around a week in and no further alarms. I was skeptical, but we've had a dry and happy lad for over three months now and he's been gizmo-free for the last month. Really seems to have sorted it, but I've no idea how it was able to do this so quickly. Can't recommend this thing enough! Godsend!

We bought this alarm after a previous one broke after a week. This one being wireless was immediately more comfortable for our 6 and a half year old son (he's a heavy sleeper so simply doesn't wake for the toilet). We put a pull up on over the pants but beneath his pjs and then clipped the sensor to the front of his pants. We've been using it for 7 weeks now, immediately saw an improvement in that he would wake up on setting the alarm off and then be able to finish in the toilet. This went on for about 4 weeks and since then he's pretty much been dry. We've now started going without the pull ups and not had a wet bed since. It's not the cheapest product but is absolutely worth it considering how effective it is. Also we found the vibration mode on the wristband more effective than the sound mode for waking him.

5 weeks in and fully dry for two weeks now! This is great and absolutely worth the money and effort. I wish I had tried sooner. This isn't an instant fix as it's retraining the sleeping brain to recognise when they need to wake up to use the toilet. It also feels quite mean at first as you are essentially waking the child (and you) up with an alarm - so recommend sleeping in the room with the child in the first few nights so they can be comforted and quickly reassured. But keep with it as others have said in their reviews as it does work.

Our son has been struggling to overcome bedwetting and we have tried everything. From reducing liquids at bedtime, to offering rewards and even waking him up in the middle of the night. We have been using the bedwetting alarm for 2 weeks now and have seen massive progress! We are not completely at the finish line, still a few wet nights here and there but my son recently had 4 dry nights in a row. This was not even remotely possible before we started using the alarm. The alarm itself is very easy to use and I like that it's wireless. If your kid is a heavy sleeper or rolls around a lot when asleep, this will mean they won't get wrapped up in long trailing wires. The alarm is very loud and vibrates too, should be well enough to wake anyone up. My son is a very deep sleeper but it wakes him up fine. It's very easy to charge too with the USB-C cable. Very pleased overall.

The alert is loud enough to wake without being jarring, and it's been consistent each night. It's been a good bit of support in building awareness and helping with routine. Easy to use and fits in nicely to stick onto a fresh pair so you can be alerted for any changes. I would say it's effective because it has a better way of letting you know an accident has happened compared to not knowing.

Using this to train my 8 year old son. We followed the instructions and stayed in his room for the first two weeks to help him. Since then, circa 6 weeks he has started to have more and more dry nights. This product may not suit every child but it is certainly helping ours and he is a lot happier. I would have to say I totally recommend it but your child also has to want this too, which ours did. The wristband is comfortable but they do have to get used to it, as kids do.

Nights once spent stripping beds, wrestling with soggy sheets and praying the tumble dryer would keep up have finally come to an end. This wireless bedwetting alarm has been our unlikely hero. The sensor, no bigger than a custard cream, clips onto the waistband of pyjamas and disappears beneath the duvet without my five-year-old noticing a thing. The wristband sits on his wrist and starts vibrating or chiming the moment moisture is detected. We settled on the soft chime, just loud enough to wake the little one without startling the cat. Pairing the units was over in moments, and after five nights the rechargeable battery still has charge to spare. The laminated progress card is inspired. Each dry morning my son sticks on a gleaming star and heads off to school feeling ten feet tall, a far better reward than the usual fridge stickers. Build quality feels rock-solid and the alarm triggers the second moisture is detected. Clever, reliable and already freeing us from midnight laundry marathons, it has been worth every penny for the blissful sleep we are now enjoying.

Bought this as it was wireless so I felt it was safer for my daughter to wear during the night and not choke on wires. It works really well!! I have it set to alarm only and quite a loud volume, it wakes her up as soon as she starts peeing. Rather than fully peeing the bed, it's a small dribble and then she gets up to go to the toilet. I did not sleep next to her to start with. I explained what would happen, let her hear the alarm and explained that if it goes off then I will come, and she has been fine. The alarm goes off and she goes to the toilet while I'm putting the sensor back on. I clip the sensor onto her pants and then pop another pair over to keep it in place, she said it was uncomfortable to begin with but she is used to it now and doesn't complain. The instructions say it can take 7 weeks but I am already seeing an improvement and I wish I had bought it earlier. Would highly recommend.