I’d like to honestly recommend to any parent who is trying to help his child stop wetting his/her bed to use this therapy. It did wonders for my 5 year old son. My boy stopped wearing a daily diaper at the age of 2 and in a period of 1 month he was complete controlling the whole “toilet” issue with grate success. The only thing he could never achieve was to have a dry night. No matter what we tried he ended up wetting this bed even 3 times in one night.My pediatrician told me not to worry about it and that it should stop on his own at some point and the urologist wanted me to first try and stop giving him liquid after 7 o’clock and a number of other advices that seems impossible to followed by a 5 year old boy. A few days before his 5 birthday I came across an advertisment of Therappe. I saw carefully the video and read many reviews and me and my husband decided to try it. That was the best decision we ever made on the matter! Our boy 5 years and 5 months old now just “gradueated” from the programm and he is completely wet for more than 2 months without a single accident. He is happier in the morning, he feels more “grown up” and really proud of himself for this achievment!

I was so skeptical. My almost eight year old was wetting the bed multiple times every single night. I had spoken with the pediatrician about it at yearly checkups for the past 3 years and he didn’t feel like doing anything was necessary. When my son came to me and was just so sad at the fact that he hated wetting the bed each night and was so sick of wearing pullups, I set out to find a solution.
I found therapee but really thought it was too good to be true. I remember sending the link to my husband and after he read some of the testimonials, he just felt like so many of the children sounded so similar to our son and it was worth a shot. The first few weeks were so hard. I wanted to give up so many times. My son would go several times a night. When the alarm went off, it would not wake him, and so i would have to go wake him and he was so confused and delirious. I was frustrated because he would be so angry at me. We pushed through. After a couple weeks, he seemed to only have one accident a night.. Then he would have a dry night every once in a while. Then he would get a few in a row. My husband and i started thinking “no way this is actually working!” After 1 month of doing the alarm, he had his last accident! Its now been approximately 6 weeks since his last accident and we are just thrilled. Its done so much for his confidence and we could not be happier with this program!

My 6 year old daughter was wetting the bed 2x a night. After I read the reviews on the program, I decided to give it a try. I was very skeptical at first because the bed wetting seemed to be hereditary and thought we would just have to wait till she grew out of it. The very first week of the program my daughter wet 2x a night. We used extra plastic covers from the dollar store and had extra sheets on stand by. Then I think she connected with the program. She loves the interaction. We are on day 46 of dry nights. I am so happy we tried this and had to share this.

It took a while-about 8 months, but we are 2 months dry! During the initial two weeks of the treatment our 9 y/o son wet the bed 12 out of 14 nights-generally twice each night. No wonder he soaked through “superundies” and we were exhausted. We During the second two weeks of the treatment, he was dry 11 out of 14 nights. Our process was gradual. We would have 10 dry nights and 1 wet, followed by 7 dry nights then 1 wet then 27 dry nights and 2 wet the next week etc. for almost 8 months. We toughed it out and our son happily graduated 3 weeks ago and has been dry ever since. Dr. Sagie -Thank you for helping our son, reducing our water bill, helping our house smell better and getting our son ready for sleepovers and school camp.

I rarely feel enthusiastic enough about a product or service to take the time to write a detailed review, so this is the exception. My son has been living with the burden and embarrassment of bedwetting for 16 years. When dryness didn’t occur naturally by age 4 or 5, I discussed it with our Pediatrician who didn’t think it was cause for concern. He recommended that we simply wait and continue to use Pull-Ups. We did. A few years later, nothing had changed. Our pediatrician suggested using a “bell and pad” alarm system. We did. The problem was that it woke everyone in the house except my son. We abandonded that system after a few miserable weeks. Again, I expressed my frustration to our Pediatrician. He introduced us to a medicine that works for some people and suggested we give it a try. We did. It did not help – even at the highest dosage. Back to Pull-Ups. We restricted fluids and tried waking our son before we went to bed. That was no help because we couldn’t wake him. We would end up physically dragging him to the bathroom, but he was still asleep and very disoriented and would not pee. We tried another bedwetting alarm that attached to his underwear. The alarm woke me up, but again, my son slept through it almost every night. When the sleep deprivation got the better of me, we quit. Back to Pull-ups. Desperate for a solution, we tried the medicine again, hoping that now that he was older, it might have some effect. It did not. Back to Pull-Ups. My son has ADHD and it is common for kids (especially boys) with this disability to be later than their peers in achieving night time dryness. Our pediatrician seemed nonplussed that my son was still wearing Pull-Ups at age 12, 13, 14, and so that’s how we handled it. Eventually, we ditched the Pull-Ups hoping that the discomfort of being wet would wake him up. It did not. A wet bed every night for him and lots of laundry for me. I convinced my son that once he started to grow, the wetting would disappear. It did not. At 16 he was taller than me and still wetting every night. Downhearted and discouraged about the situation, my son pleaded with me to try the medicine again, but it hadn’t worked in the past and there was no reason to think it would work now. So there’s nothing we can do? That’s when I took to the internet – I was looking for a specialist. I came across Dr Sagie’s site and was impressed by what I read. I found the Therapee system on Amazon, accompanied by literally hundreds of 5 star reviews – many describing situations like my own. There was hope. First, I want to say that this system is far superior to any other alarm we’ve tried. The alarm does not have to be attached to the child, which had been source of complaint and discomfort. Amazingly, my son responded to this alarm from the first night on – I can’t explain why this one woke him when the others could not, but it did. We did have a couple of false alarms, but after adjusting the sensitivity level of the pad, the issue was resolved. I have to admit that we did have a few laughs about the name “TheraPEE” and “Dr. Soggy” as we liked to call him, but my son and I found the videos and the star chart to be very encouraging even though they are geared toward much younger kids. To be completely honest, the first 2 weeks were hellish – being woken abuptly once or twice in the wee hours left me feeling pretty raggedy, but soon we were having occassional dry nights (and better sleep). The exercises were helpful and gave my son an active way to participate in his treatment. My reason for writing such a lengthy review is to encourage anyone who is feeling as hopeless as we were. This was the answer for us. It took 6 weeks, but I’m elated to say that my son won’t be facing his 17th birthday as a bedwetter. He’s cured! So thankful for Dr. Sagie’s professional, comprehensive and compassionate treatment. I felt like I had the personal support of a top specialist with the confidence and success rate to solve our problem. By following his directions diligently, we acheived our goal. An enourmous weight has been lifted from my son’s shoulders. Worth every penny!