Bedwetting help

Cool bedwetting shorts

You may feel very uncomfortable when sending your child to a friend’s home or on a camp – well knowing that he or she may risk waking up with wet nightclothes and bed linen. Or you may not send your child to a friend’s home at all because the child is afraid of bedwetting there. The Pjama night incontinence shorts can be the solution to the bedwetting problem: They are able to absorb 350-600 ml and keep the urine inside the shorts so that no one will notice an accident. The absorption capacity varies depending on the size: The smallest pair (size 3-4 years) can absorb approx. 350 ml, and the largest pair (size 14-16 years) can absorb approx. 700 ml. The blue Pjama shorts cannot be used together with the Pjama alarm. Only the grey shorts can be used with the Pjama alarm.

Bedwetting treatment with alarm

Using a bedwetting alarm is an efficient way to help your child to stop bedwetting. The alarm sensor fitted in the child’s pants registers urine and sends a signal so that the child and its parents wake up in time. This provides 2 benefits: You can stop the accident in time so that the sheets, mattress etc. are protected, and more importantly: You help your child to stop bedwetting. The treatment product from Pjama consists of a pair of grey shorts where sensors are sewn into the fabric in relevant spots. The sensors register urine, and through a small transmitter attached at the waistband, it sends a signal to the alarm which can be heard by the child and its parents. Moreover, the alarm can also be connected to your smartphone via the Pjama app.
Of course, the grey shorts can also be used without the alarm.