Two nights in, and it is working so far...
I'm only two days into this, so if it ends up doing the trick, I will be back to update the review. If you are as desperate as we are to help your child with bedwetting, I would love to help advise. My daughter was diagnosed with an over-active bladder when she was about four years old. Potty training had been no problem, but then she began getting UTIs and had constant urgency. We took her to the Urodynamic Lab at Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital for months, where they monitored her using ultrasound - and it cost an arm and a leg and didn't seem to be going anywhere. She was on the same medication that older women with incontinence take - it was not making a difference. So, we've lived with it, keeping her in pullups overnight, and just trying to make her use the bathroom consistently during the day. She is a very happy, confident kid - she is 10 now, about to go to Middle School, and I feel that we have not done everything we can do to help her to control her bladder. So - two nights in, and she is getting up and using the bathroom when the alarm goes off. She does pee a bit, but I'm assuming this is going to improve as we continue to use the alarm, and perhaps the deep sleep she enjoys at night will become light enough so that she can get up instead of just letting the pee fly. I hate to ruin a great sleeper. I just don't know what else to do. So - the sensor is a little hard to turn off once it starts beeping, but we're managing and I'm sure she'll get better at it. She's being a great sport. I am hopeful.
Rating: 4 stars