Description
Watch With Vibrating Alarm – Pink
The Watch With Vibrating Alarm is a stylish and modern wristwatch with a vibrating reminder alarm designed for daytime wetting. It serves as a discreet and practical reminder for children and adults to visit the toilet and can be set for up to 8 alarm intervals per day. The watch features a soft and flexible silicone strap, adjustable for the perfect fit, and a digital LED display. This vibrating alarm watch is ideal for children and adults as a convenient reminder tool.
In addition to helping manage day time enuresis, the watch functions as a regular timepiece.
The Watch With Vibrating Alarm – Pink is a practical and discreet vibrating alarm wristwatch that reminds children or adults to empty their bladder during the day or to complete other essential tasks.
DAILY USE
The Watch With Vibrating Alarm is designed for children and adults experiencing daytime wetting and requiring reminders to use the toilet.
– Press the Time/Alarm button once to display the time.
– Press the Time/Alarm button twice to check the battery level (displayed as a percentage from 0 to 100).
– The vibration can be stopped immediately by pressing a button or will automatically stop after 60 seconds.
This vibrating alarm watch uses discreet vibrations to remind the wearer to visit the toilet, making it ideal for children with day time wetting.
CHARGING THE WATCH
Remove the watch from the silicone strap and connect the watch’s USB port to a power bank (5V) or laptop. When the USB cable is connected, a blue light indicates charging. Once fully charged (100%), the blue light will remain on. A fully charged battery lasts for 6–15 days.
The Watch With Vibrating Alarm is durable and easy to use, suitable for both children and adults.
DETAILS
Power Source: DC 5V, Charging Input: Micro USB, Operating Temperature: 0°C to 45°C.
Tips for Children with Daytime Wetting
Daytime wetting, or day time enuresis, is a common issue. Approximately 3–4% of children between 3 and 12 years old experience regular urinary leakage during the day, but with proper support, it can often be resolved.
- Encourage your child to visit the toilet regularly, even if they don’t feel the need to go.
- Set fixed times for toilet breaks and ensure the bladder is fully emptied each time.
- Keep a voiding diary to track patterns and improve bladder control.
- Never punish your child for accidents – instead, provide encouragement to build confidence.
- Ensure your child drinks enough fluids to maintain a healthy balance and support regular toilet visits.
- A vibrating alarm watch can be a helpful tool to remind your child to use the toilet, especially when you’re not there to remind them yourself.
If Your Child Wets the Bed
The medical term for bedwetting is nocturnal enuresis. Experts estimate that up to 160 million people worldwide experience bedwetting, which can significantly affect families. Here are some tips to help manage the issue:
- Bedwetting is not your child’s fault. Avoid punishment or teasing.
- Let your child drink as they wish – Swedish research shows this has little impact on bedwetting alarm treatments.
- Use Pjama products at night, whether at home or away.
- For daytime wetting, use the Watch With Vibrating Alarm – Pink.
- Download our DryGuardians app to track progress using the calendar feature, which can also assist if you consult a doctor.
- Talk about it! Many adults and children experience bedwetting, but it’s often not discussed openly.
Want to Learn More?
Read more about bedwetting on our page “What is Enuresis?”.
