Starlark Dry Nights Alarm | Gentle Cue for Kids
Starlark Dry Nights Alarm | Gentle Cue for Kids
A gentle nighttime cue, so your child can learn with you cheering them on.
Dry Nights is a small wrist-worn alarm with a soft clip sensor. It sounds a calm cue to help your child notice what their body is telling them, with no shame and no pressure. Pair it with the included parent guide and reward chart for a plan you can follow from the first night.
Why parents choose Dry Nights
Choose the volume and the sound that suits your child, with a simple button for each.
Soft hook-and-loop wristband adjusts to fit, so it stays put through the night.
Three buttons and a status light. Nothing to download and no app to learn.
A calm two-week routine guide and a reward chart make every small win visible.
The outer mailer never mentions what's inside.
How it works
- Clip the sensor on and wrap the soft band on your child's wrist.
- Switch on and pick the volume and sound. The green light shows it's ready.
- Cue: when the sensor detects moisture, the unit sounds a gentle alert.
- Cheer: celebrate progress with the reward chart and the parent guide.
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What's in the box
Dry Nights alarm unit · sensor clip with cable · soft adjustable wristband · quick-start card · parent guide · reward chart · thank-you note
Questions parents ask
Is it comfortable for sleeping?
The unit is small and light, and the band adjusts for small wrists. Try it on during the day first so your child feels at ease.
How long until we see progress?
Every child is different. Consistent use over several weeks is usually needed, along with patience and encouragement.
Is it a medical treatment?
No. It is a training aid. If you have any concerns about your child's health, please talk with your pediatrician.
What if it isn't right for us?
You're covered by our 30-day return policy. Contact us and we'll help.
Starlark Dry Nights is a training aid, not a medical treatment. Talk with your child's pediatrician if you have concerns. Results vary. Adult supervision required. Keep cables away from young children.