Any recommendations for a bed wetting alarm to use? I think it's time to get cracking with this.
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02-18-2014 #1
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which alarm
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02-18-2014 #2
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Malem. Swear by it. Best $100 ever spent. We did the basic 1 tone alarm with vibrate function. I didn't see a need for a variety of different tone types.
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We're also loving the Malem. We bought one with selectable tones and it has been nice to change it if she seems to be getting used to the sound - though not necessary as WE certainly don't sleep through any of them!
Missy
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02-18-2014 #4
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We have the WetStop3 and are happy with it. It is really sensitive to any moisture, so if you touch it after washing and drying your hands, it goes off. You can do audio alarm, vibrate, or both.
Allison
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03-09-2014 #5
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Malem (most basic model)--I wish I hadn't waited until DS was 6 to get it! I want to say it took us 3 or 4 days, which made me think we could have done it much sooner...
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