If the child's underwear and pajamas are all rigged up with the alarm, how does she go potty on her own with all that gear on her?
590803
The part that clips to the underwear is easy to remove. Depending on how tall she is, when she bends down to use the potty, the cord is actually long enough to where she can leave it on.
590804
My child unclips it to go potty. It hasn't been an issue to get it off to go potty.
590805
The alarm (the red clip) does need to be taken off the underpants, but the big blue part can stay on the pajamas while the child uses the toilet. Unclipping the red part just involves lifting a small lever and pulling the clip off. To get it back on is a little harder, because the child has to get the material from the underpants inside the red clip, but my 7.5 y.o. son was able to do it with no trouble. Surprisingly, though, within a short time my son didn't even need to get up overnight to use the toilet because he was making it all night while holding it.
590806
It's important that the parents be aware when the alarm goes off and help the child. It can be stressful for them to make it stop alarming "and" get to the bathroom. If the child is older, they can learn how to disable it without too much difficulty.
590807
The sensor clip gets attached to her underwear. If she were to wake up on her own and have to pee, she'd have to unhook the sensor before she'd be able to go. I don't think there'd be enough slack in the wire to be able to pull down her underwear without unhooking it. If the alarm woke her and she needed to finish at the toilet, it'd have to be removed to be able to be reset.
470499
I do not think you will have any issue getting it to wake your child up. For my daughter, even the quiet setting was loud! Tip for use, Once you put it on the panties put a pull-up over the panties/underwear. The sensor is so sensitive even a little sweat will make it go off, but the pull-up will keep that from happening. This alarm worked great for my six year old daughter and my neighbor is currently having success with her five year old son.
1084243
There is no off/on switch on the sensors but if she got creative she could trick the sensor with a magnet but you could use a motion sensor in the area of the exit and let her know that area is out of bounds or the alarm with go off.There are ways to make the system redundant.
1024487
On either side of the carrier there are button holes. You loop these button holes onto the buttons of the carrier before it snaps into place. Then you wrap the carrier around your little ones toes. You can use it facing forward or outward by switching the hood.
1708179
There is a guide under head rest that guides the belt, bring the belt across the child just like you would for yourself. That's all there is to it.
994045
They are supposed to be little sensors. When the child goes potty and if hits the sensors, the toilet sings.
1979176
You'll want to use a bed sheet over the mattress protector. The top of the protector is relatively soft, but it would probably be more comfortable for the child to have a sheet over it.
2223927
It's velcro so you will have to un- Velcro an re-Velcro- so more steps than you probably want to deal with . I just pull out the laundry and put in a bag to take down to the laundry room.
1174379
It is a one piece with velcro on the back and all along the bottom on the diaper area. He is also wearing a diaper.
2049401
This attaches to their diaper so it goes under their onesie/jammies/sleepsack. Unless baby sleeps in a two-piece shirt/pants outfit, there shouldn't be any way baby can grab it and put it in their mouth. We used a borrowed one with our first until she was about 6m old. Once she really started rolling and scooting all around the crib it would get knocked off her diaper and the alarm would go off.
211762
Maybe with long pajamas and a blanket and that's prob being on the safe side
1120408
No, you pull diapers out from the front of the Depot. For example, in the picture, the wipes are positioned facing towards the camera or the front. There is a space a few inches big at the bottom where you pull the diapers out of. So you'd want to make sure it isn't pressed against a wall. I hope I explained that well enough!
578596
My two year old has put it on himself. It just sits on the potty and stays on. He can take it off too.
1391986
You have to have somewhere to anchor the straps at the child's waist area. You loop it around something then through it's self (if that makes sense?). So I'm not sure.
1471253
The diaper is fitted to the wearer. The fitted brief is like underwear and is put on as such
502176
For me I had two in diapers, then the toddler just potty trained. Since there are four interior pockets, I didn't lose things in the bag since I put the smaller items in the smaller pockets. Its not that deep and it opens up wide enough to access everything so that is not a problem for us.
126990
Even if it were I didn't let her wear it at night. An alarm can't make me get up on time so if my child is really sleepy I wouldn't expect them to get up. Just make sure you have them go potty before you go to sleep not them. They should be goodThrough thr night.