We provide an all-round support service to families looking to resolve bedwetting in children aged 6 and over.
Bedwetting is a common condition affecting 1 in 8 primary school aged children. Untreated many will grow out of the condition, however in some cases it can go on into teenage years. By utilising our Ramsey Coote Alarms and our unique support service we can, in most cases, help your child achieve the dry nights that they have longed for.
Ramsey Coote Bedwetting Alarms
After years of field testing many alarms available on the market, we now rely solely on Ramsey Coote alarms, which are designed and built in Australia but comply fully with UK safety standards.
Ramsey Coote Instruments Alarm Systems have been researching paediatric Nocturnal Enuresis since 1956.
Their alarms are medical grade and are generally recognised as achieving some of the best results in the world and are used by the National Health Services of both Australia and New Zealand.
Independent medical studies have shown that Ramsey Coote alarms generally achieve 87% success rate over a 6-8 week period. However, training can sometimes prove quicker than this and occasionally longer. In very few cases training may prove unsuccessful.
We love hearing your success stories
My son Freddie was 8 years old and still not dry at night. We had tried various things but nothing had worked. It was beginning to affect his confidence as he didn’t want to have a sleepover with a friend until he was dry at night. We tried the alarm through Bed Wetting Solutions. It was pretty easy to use and actually worked!
We used it for the recommended time and he has never gone back to wetting the bed. The alarm really does get results! If you have a child who is still wet at night, I really recommend this to you.
Mrs. M – London
Frequently Asked Questions about Childhood Bedwetting
While some children outgrow bedwetting, it's unpredictable. For persistent cases, proactive intervention can significantly accelerate progress, providing relief for both the child and their family.
Daytime wetting can indicate underlying medical issues such as urinary tract infections, overactive bladder, or constipation. Seeking medical advice is crucial to address these concerns promptly and effectively.
Approximately 15% of bedwetters do become dry spontaneously each year. Your dilemma as a parent is that there is no way of knowing when, or if, this will happen for your child. Approximately 1-2% of adults still suffer from childhood-originating bedwetting.
Bedwetting often involves deep sleep patterns, where some children may initially sleep through alarms. However, with our structured approach, the majority of children learn to wake promptly to the alarm, marking a significant step towards dry nights.
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