Bedwetting, enuresis, nocturnal enuresis, primary enuresis... no matter what it’s called, is very frustrating for you and your child.

Is there real preventive help that treats bedwetting or the cause of enuresis, not just its symptoms? Is there a safe and quiet way? Well…

Bedwetting/Enuresis medications, such as Desmopressin, Imipramine, Oxybutynin may help to some degree. But they are expensive, and in most cases they work only while the pill is being taken. Possible side-effects suggest that these bedwetting drugs should be used only with caution and under good supervision from you and your physician.

All Bedwetting alarms or Enuresis alarms use urine sensing devices and wake you and your child up AFTER the bedwetting occurs. Bedwetting or Enuresis alarms do not stimulate the development of internal controls that your child needs. Alarms simply remind you that your child has an enuresis problem when the bed is already wet, creating frustration, stress and exhaustion for both of you. Many children are such deep sleepers that they sleep right through the alarm. Bedwetting alarms or Enuresis alarms fail because they do not address the main cause of bed wetting - a sleep disorder.

Do you wish there was a scientifically proven way to prevent bedwetting without drugs and alarms that wake you and your child up?

Meet the SleepDOC !

The SleepDoc is a simple yet effective way to train your child not to wet the bed.   Small and unobtrusive, the SleepDoc detects wearer’s position on the bed and uses gentle vibrations to make users subconsciously shift positions (as they naturally would) so that they do not wet the bed.