My 3.5-year-old is advanced for her age. She has been potty-trained during the day since she was 20 months old. When we potty-trained, she was still in a crib, so we used pull-ups at sleep times. When we had her move to a toddler bed at two years old, we tried to go cold turkey with pull-ups, but she could not make it all night, nor would she wake up to go to the bathroom. I tried setting alarms at night and getting up with her. For the last year and a half, we tried monitoring liquids and talked to the pediatrician. The pediatrician said she would eventually grow out of it, which might have been true because she is young, but she was so upset when she would wake up wet and say things like “I’m sorry I wet my bed, Momma” with tears in her eyes. When it affected her emotionally, and she was anxious to go to sleep due to bed-wetting, we decided to try something new. She is now 2 months away from being four years old and has been dry for two straight weeks after using the system for only 6 weeks. The alarm worked well for her, the positive reward system has also increased her confidence, and we all have celebrated her success. She is going to bed less anxiously, staying in bed before sleep, and waking up dry, rested, and happy. THANK YOU, Dr. Sagie and Therapee!

My 9-year-old daughter was having 2 or 3 accidents a night.  We had gone to BC Children’s hospital and many tests were done with all coming back normal.  With no solution, we were even able to get funding for pull-ups from the government.  Her urologist thought she would just grow out of it but things were not improving.

Grade 4 was coming up this year, she was getting sores, and sleepovers were impossible, and then I saw the ad on Facebook and I must admit to being skeptical and the cost was significant for us.

I can’t even begin to tell you how happy we were with this program. Our 12-year-old son struggled with soaking his bed and good nights pants every night even more than once sometimes. We tried restricting fluids, getting him up at night to pee and were frustrated and he was too. It impacted his self-esteem as he was so embarrassed by it and we really were ready to try anything. We got the device and set up the program and watched the video with our son. That was a great start as it got us all on the same page, and my son really liked the letters from other kids. it made him feel less alone in this. The first 2 weeks were rough. the alarm would go off and wake everyone in the house except my son, so I would have to wake him and walk him to the bathroom and clean up the bed, etc. To be honest I was a little discouraged and tired those first 2 weeks as he had I think a wet night every night and didn’t wake up. But in week 3 we started to see things improve the number of dry nights began to increase exponentially, and he started to hear the alarm at night, then he woke up on his own. We followed the instructions he was given and we faithfully used the program and pad daily. By week 4-5 he was dry about 90% of the time and we completed the program by week 12 and he has not had an accident even once. The daily charts and review from the doctor were very motivational for my son, he was really proud of himself. This was the best money we ever spent, The only regret is not trying it sooner. The main thing I would tell anyone trying this is to stick with it. It works!

My 8 year old son is a very, very deep sleeper. Since about 5 or 6 years of age we noticed his bed was wet many mornings. We thought he’d grow out of it. We tried limiting drinks before bed and even attempting to get him up around midnight to go to the bathroom. It was a disaster. He was impossible to wake up, and when he did he was extremely grumpy. After much frustration we decided to put him in overnight underwear. He fought it for a while, since that is what babies do, but eventually capitulated and wore them each night. This went on for almost two years and it was clear that nothing was working. I stumbled upon Therapee from an Instagram ad and decided to give it a shot after reading all of the reviews and deciding that we did not want to medicate him, as his doctor gave us that option. For the first few weeks my son was wetting the bed almost twice a night. Sometimes very big, sometimes just a little. My wife and I were losing sleep, changing sheets and clothes twice a night, but we all stuck with it. The next month he was wetting the bed only a couple times per week. Progress? We had hoped so. Some nights when the alarm woke him up he was very grumpy and disappointed. We reassured him that this is an ongoing process and to stick with it. The next month he was only wetting the bed a few times per month and he was excited at his progress. Eventually, he’d go a couple weeks without wetting the bed at all. And here we are three or four months later, with no wetting for well over a month. He’s proud of himself, and we are thrilled for him. To see him light up talking about his dry nights is wonderful. I can’t recommend Dr. Sagie’s program enough, and the support we’ve received from his team during the whole process. It really is worth the money especially if you’ve tried everything else. Thank you to the whole Therapee team!

My son (10) has been consistently wedding the bed to the point where we were just using pull ups for him everyday and gave up trying to clean the bed every morning. We talked to our doctor and the advice was no liquids after 6pm. We did myofunctional therapy but with no consistent results. We tried releasing a tongue tie to help with potential breathing issues, which helped for 3 days but the bedwetting came back. We read about Therapee and to be honest, my husband and I were skeptical and thought maybe it’s a money grab, but we showed our son the website and he seem very motivated, so we figured we didn’t have anything to lose. First few weeks were rough…. He was wetting the bed 2-3 times a night, but wasn’t waking up to the alarm, so we had to wake him. It’s took him 6 weeks and now he’s been dry for 6 weeks. Highly recommend it. It was amazing how this worked! It’s cheaper than constantly buying diapers and he was so happy when he watched the last video that congratulated him on a job well done. 10/10! I’ll be telling my doctor about this program. Thank you Therapee!