Bedwetting, also known as Enuresis Nocturna, is a condition in which the brain receives a signal from the bladder too late to urinate. Because of this, you realize too late that you have an urge and you pee in bed.
We understand all too well that both you and your little one would like to get rid of bedwetting as soon as possible. Broken nights because a bed has to be changed in the middle of the night are no fun for anyone! Besides, it's not pleasant for your child either, especially as he or she gets older. Many children are ashamed of it and don't dare go to sleepovers, for example, for fear of wetting the bed.
No worries! Fortunately, there are several ways to get rid of bedwetting. The bedwetting products of Rodger provide the help your child needs. We are happy to tell you more about this.
In this video, you see the explanation of our bedwetting alarm training. Many (younger) children still regularly urinate in bed during their sleep, but not every child is a bed-wetter. We really only speak of bedwetting (or: nocturnal enuresis) when a child who is five years or older wakes up at night wet one or more times a week.
Does this apply to your child? A bedwetting alarm in combination with bedwetting alarm training can help! For more information and our solutions, please visit www.rodger.nl/nl/en/