Wake Up Dry in Christchurch, New Zealand | Medical and health

Wake Up Dry

Locality: Christchurch, New Zealand

Phone: +64 3-329 6790

Address: PO Box 233, Tai Tapu 7645 Christchurch, New Zealand

Website: http://www.wakeupdry.com.au

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25.01.2022 With a child who was wetting heavily and repeatedly at nights, it was astonishing how effective the alarm was at training him to wake and take himself to the bathroom during the night. After only two weeks, he was completely dry every night. Thank you! - Clare If you have a child with a bedwetting problem then you're probably looking for a solution. You've probably tried all kinds of tactics and still your child is wetting through each night.... The most successful and popular treatment recommended by Continence Nurses and Pediatricians is the use of a bedwetting alarm. Alarms teach your child to wake when they feel the sensation to urinate. They are safe and effective. Learn more about the latest bedwetting alarm technology designed in Europe - the Rodger Wireless Bedwetting Alarm. Only available online: https://moosebaby.com.au//products/rodger-wireless-bedwett Call for more information: Tele: +643-3296790 Email: [email protected]

25.01.2022 Blue is back in stock!

24.01.2022 Our team at Wake Up Dry is taking a short break We'll be closed between 6-16 April. Orders received between these dates will be dispatched on 17th April. If you'd like to contact us, please either call +643 3296790 and our lovely house-sitter will take a message or email [email protected]... Our apologies for any inconvenience and thanks for your patience.

22.01.2022 Just listed. Wet Detective Bedwetting Alarm and mats...on Trade Me. Mats used only once.

22.01.2022 Toilet training and bedwetting - what's normal? Continence nurse advisor Mary-Anne Caulfield discusses toilet training and dry nights for children - what is normal and when should parents worry? To listen to the bedwetting part of the interview skip to around halfway through the interview. Some useful advice from Mary-Anne.... http://www.radionz.co.nz//toilet-training-and-bedwetting-w

21.01.2022 Beat the price increase on BEDWETTING ALARMS. Prices increase at 3pm today. The high shipping costs associated with shipping our bedwetting alarms from Europe to NZ has meant we need to increase the price on our alarms. Prices will increase at 3pm today. Australia: http://wakeupdry.com.au/shopping/... New Zealand: http://wakeupdry.co.nz/shop/ See more

18.01.2022 NEW Stock of Wet Detective Bedwetting Alarms have just arrived. Only $239.99 including 2 hospital-grade alarm mats and free shipping. http://wakeupdry.com.au//new-wet-detective-bedwetting-ala/

17.01.2022 5 things you need to consider when choosing a bedwetting alarm. 1. Choose quality & reliability: some 'cheap' alarms are often unreliable and don't sound as soon as wetness is detected. In order for an alarm to be effective, it should sound as soon as a child begins to wet. 2. Choose comfort: some 'wearable' alarms have wires, cords, clips or armbands which can be uncomfortable for children. You don't want your child pulling out a cord and breaking the connection because the...y are half-asleep. 3. Choose support: purchase an alarm from a reliable source. A company with experience who offer a telephone number for advice and answers. 4. Choose functionality: an alarm with different loudness and alarm sounds will give you the flexibility you need to meet your child's needs and preferences. 5. Choose 'add-ons' (if needed): some children are extremely deep-sleepers and some alarms offer an attachment called a bed-shaker which vibrates under the pillow to wake the child. Some alarms also offer receivers for mum & dad's room so they can hear the alarm as well. For more information visit: www.wakeupdry.co.nz

15.01.2022 Informative short video on research about constipation in children. Watch it if your child suffers from constipation!

14.01.2022 This week we are heading overseas to celebrate John turning 50 years of age. We'll be away from 4th-24th July, so to avoid delay, please order before this Wednesday. While we are away our websites will be up and running for orders and we'll start dispatching as soon as we can from 25th July.... Thanks for your patience and we do apologise for any inconvenience. If you need to catch us while we are away, please email [email protected] or leave a message with our house sitter.

12.01.2022 School Camp & Bedwetting Read our latest blog with practical advice: https://moosebaby.com.au//school-camp-bedwetting-tips-for-

10.01.2022 ORDER DISPATCH DATES OVER EASTER & APRIL: Wake Up Dry will be out-of-action from 13-28th April. Any orders received during these dates will be dispatched on Monday 01 May 2017. For urgent enquiries please email [email protected] Thanks - Jane, John & the team.

08.01.2022 The Rodger Wireless Bedwetting Alarm is our #1 best-seller. Give us a call and we'll help answer your bedwetting questions. Contact John on 021-190-5564 www.moosebaby.co.nz... #bedwetting #bedwettingalarms #bedwettingsolution #rodgerwirelessalarm See more

08.01.2022 Choosing a bed wetting alarm? Which is the right bed wetting alarm for my child? Jane from www.moosebaby.com.au talks about the difference between bed wetting alarms.

08.01.2022 We asked Sarah & her son, Jacob to review our Vibrating Reminder WobL Watch... "Jacob is a busy boy, on the go all the time. He was about to start school and we... were worried he would be too busy to remember to visit the toilet. At home he was still having the odd accident. We found this watch from Moose and set the vibrating alarm for morning tea time, lunchtime and afternoon tea time. It is working beautifully. Not one accident. He feels grown up wearing it and it functions really well. It also has a lock out feature so he can't mess with the settings. Read more: https://www.moosebaby.co.nz//vibrating-reminder-watch-gets

06.01.2022 Toilet Training & Bedwetting - Need some help? Mary-Anne Harris discusses toilet issues with Kathryn Ryan. Toilet training and saying goodbye to nappies is a major milestone for children and parents. But for some children it doesn't happen as naturally as it does for others.... What is considered a "normal" age for toilet training and dry nights? What are the early warning signs of problems and what strategies can parents use to overcome issues? Mary-Anne Caulfield is a Tauranga based continence nurse advisor with the Bay of Plenty District Health Board who works with children with toileting difficulties and advises families around the country. She discusses the issues with Kathryn Ryan. https://youtu.be/W69EfDE_64s

05.01.2022 Discreetly reminding kids to 'stop & go'...

04.01.2022 Constipation is very common in little children, and I have learned this from my own experience with my kids. Here's everything you need to know! http://www.superhealthykids.com/fiber-101-and-constipation/

04.01.2022 Some useful information here from Paediatric Consultant, Dr Bobby Tsang and Author Jacqueline Brown talking about children's incontinence issues. https://youtu.be/6y1SgMURxYA

04.01.2022 When Carter started school he was too busy to take a 'loo stop'. He'd hold on and then have an accident. This watch has been brilliant. The vibrating reminder makes him 'stop and go'. No more accidents at school. Get your Wobl Vibrating Reminder Watch at www.moosebaby.com.au

04.01.2022 Managing those wet nights...

03.01.2022 Why is my child still wetting his bed? Read our latest blog...