Anti-bedwetting pajamas - Pyjamagic™

Are you tired of your child wetting the bed at night and looking for a solution?

Does your child sleep too soundly and not wake up?

And in the morning, you know you'll find a stain on the sheets and mattress.

You're angry and would like it to stop, but you know they don't do it on purpose. And you want to avoid giving them medication.

This often happens in children aged 4 to 8.

But then what to do?

Pyjamagic™: a waterproof training pajama that absorbs pee

Made of absorbent and soft materials, this anti-bedwetting pajama captures and retains pee so it doesn't escape, while keeping a comfortable feeling on the skin.

An ideal choice even for the most sensitive skin, our absorbent pajama stops bedwetting, thus helping to maintain ideal conditions for your baby to stay dry, comfortable, and sleep through the night.

What our customers say about Pyjamagic™

How to stop bedwetting? Details on how these bedwetting pants work

Our anti-bedwetting pajamas are perfect for helping children overcome nighttime potty training. Thanks to their absorbent fabric, they can absorb 2 to 3 pees per night, which makes nighttime potty training easier and less stressful for the child.

Nighttime potty training can be a difficult task for both parents and children. But with the right tools, it can be a breeze!

Give your child a head start in the potty training process with our waterproof short or skirt pajamas!

The anti-bedwetting pajama in detail - A waterproof and absorbent pajama to deal with enuresis

1. Elastic waist

The waist design protects the baby's belly and prevents cold with comfortable elasticity, which means it does not compress the baby's belly.

2. Three anti-drip protective layers make this garment waterproof and absorbent

The middle layer is a waterproof TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) layer, 360° waterproof.

Polyurethane is a material found in many everyday products and is particularly elastic. Ideal for a comfortable night's sleep.

The other advantage of polyurethane is that it prevents any risk of allergies.

• - Outer layer: cotton
• - Middle layer: 100% waterproof fabric (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
• - Inner layer: 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane

3. Button design

There are two buttons in the center to separate the legs and prevent the waterproof pajamas from moving. Your child will not be bothered and will sleep comfortably all night.

4. Breathable, refreshing, for better comfort

A soft and delicate absorbent skirt, with good moisture absorption and heat dissipation.

5. High-quality stitching

The Pyjamagic™ was designed so that the seams do not rub your child's skin. Thus, there is no irritation.

How to wash the waterproof anti-bedwetting pajamas?

Our advice before using our waterproof pajamas:

The fabric reaches its highest urine absorption capacity after about 5 washes, so it is important to wash it several times before using it for the first time. You can also soak it in water for 12 hours to activate the fibers.

Washing waterproof pajamas after use:

We recommend washing the pajamas on a delicate cycle (maximum 30°C).

Drying anti-bedwetting pajamas:

Tumble drying on low can be used without risk of fabric deterioration, but air drying is highly recommended. To avoid a persistent urine odor, wash the pants as quickly as possible after the child has wet them.

However, dry cleaning, bleach, ironing, and fabric softeners are strongly discouraged.

Size of the waterproof training anti-bedwetting pajamas:

M (up to 4 years old): 17cm * 35cm
L (4 to 8 years old): 18cm * 45cm

Anti-bedwetting clothing to deal with children's enuresis

Enuresis, or urinary incontinence, is a common problem in young children. The causes of enuresis are numerous and can be difficult to diagnose. Fortunately, there are several products available to help children overcome enuresis.

Nighttime potty training skirts and bedwetting pants are designed to absorb urine and protect clothes and bedding from nighttime accidents.

There are also bedwetting protections equipped with an alarm that goes off when the child urinates, which can help prevent nighttime accidents by encouraging the child to wake up to go to the toilet.

With a little patience and perseverance, most children manage to overcome enuresis without too much difficulty.