Children's enuresis is rather widespread disease and sometimes drives parents to despair. But you should not lower hands, there are today modern means of fight against this illness, one of which – the uric alarm clock.
How does it work?
The uric (enurezny) alarm clock is electronic adaptation which accustoms the child to wake up when the bladder is filled. These devices are several types, but the principle of their work always same: the system includes the sensor of humidity and the signaling device which are connected among themselves by a wire or a wireless way. When on the sensor the moisture droplet gets at least, the signal works.
Advantages of the uric alarm clock to children: at little patients the habit to wake up before there was "accident" is formed. Parents do not need to get up at night and to awake the child, the alarm clock accustoms him to do without assistance. Usually this device does not cause rejection even in preschool children. The majority of similar devices has a vibration mode allowing to do on a visit or on vacation without excess noise. The child gets rid of the complexes connected with a "indecent" disease.
Whether the enurezny alarm clock will help
Uric alarm clocks began to be used actively in the eighties last century in Great Britain and are still popular worldwide. According to data of the American Medical Association, they are effective more in 97% of cases. However treatment by means of these devices assumes active participation of the patient therefore it is better to use them since 5-6 years. The Enurezny alarm clock – sometimes the only means helping to cure bed wetting at the child school student. But that the device was most effective, it is important to pick up it correctly.
The choice of the alarm clock from enuresis
Upon purchase of the uric alarm clock it is necessary to consider age, weight, growth, sensitivity to sounds and other features of the child. For example, the alarm clock rug will not be suitable for uneasy kids which spin in a bed and can slip from a rug. There are wire devices in which the sensor is attached to underwear, and the alarm clock – to a pajamas collar. When choosing such devices it is important to consider that they were lungs, and a wire not too short not to constrain the movement. There are also wireless uric alarm clocks from enuresis in which the sensor fastens on shorts too, and the signaling device can be put at some distance. Also the loudness and sounding of the device matters. Some of them only make a sound, others can vibrate, signal light or combine various signals to wake those who sleep very tight.