Pacific International - From Kris, 6/26/00  Click here to reply I signed up with this company and it know costs 1895, you are required to pay $95 the day you sign the contract. My daughter wet and was scared to death of the alarm.
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Heavy sleeper still wets - From Jose Palermo, 6/6/00  Click here to reply Our 8 year old son still wets his bed, we have gone through every posible method pescribed. My wife thinks it may be a hereditary factors (Her sister had the same problem up to the same age). Our son is also avery hard sleeper he'll sit up on his bed not realizinghe's wet the bed, once we have wakend him up to check on him. At times he'll even wet twice in the nite. First time after only being in bed 2 hours.
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Bedwetting Treatments - From Donna, 5/13/00  Click here to reply My son is 8 yrs. old and still wets the bed. I have heard that certain foods affect a child's bedwetting. For example, I heard that not drinking milk after 12:00 noon helps. Does anyone know if nutrition plays a role in a child's bedwetting or prevention of bedwetting? If so, where can I get this information?
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NatureCalls bedwetting Alarm - From BRENDA, 5/3/00  Click here to reply Hi. We had a bedwetter in our family. Used a NatureCalls bedwetting alarm. My child slept very sound. When I heard the alarm I would go to her andget her up, take her to the bathroom. Was not long before she started to hear the alarm. The rest is history, bedwetting is only a bad memory.
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Malem Bedwetting Alarm - From Helen, 3/5/00  Click here to reply Please have a look at Malem Bedwetting Alarms on : malem.co.uk
They are fantastic.
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Baba Time - From matty, 3/4/00  Click here to reply This is a whole set of stuff 6 bags of nappies Huggies Dry nites and a dummy to stop your child crying and a potty pager all for £24.99
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Wet - Stop - From chloe, 2/22/00  Click here to reply Has anyone tried Wet-Stop? It's only $75. It's for our 11 year old boy. Another question: We are going on a 2-week trip in 6 weeeks...is it totally unrealistic to try one of these alarms prior to our trip? What can we use during the trip?
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Pacific International - From Dorothy, 12/29/99  Click here to reply We are thinking about Paccific International for our 10 year old girl, but they charge $1700. Has anybody used them?
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Potty Pager, From Bobby - 12/28/99  Click here to reply I like the Potty PAger a lot. It really wakes me up and doesnt wake up my brother Pete who sleeps in my room.
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Potty
Pager Wetness Alarm-
From John, 11/30/99 Click here to reply
I love the Potty
Pager. Our son
is 13 and impossible
to wake up. He
sleeps through all
of the beeping
alarms. They would
wake everybody else
and even the
neighbors, but not
him. The Potty
Pager wakes him up
every time and since
it is a vibration
alarm nobody else
hears it.
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Stay
Dri Wetness Alarm -
From Alice, 11/17/99 Click here to reply
I had a hard
time with this
alarm. The cord gets
tangled up and the
sensor pad then
pulls loose.
The beeper is prety
good though.
It woke our son
really well
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Nytone
- From Crystal, 11/16/99 Click here to reply
I like the
Nytone alarm the
best because it is
the cheapest and
they all work about
teh
same.
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