Took less than 2 months.
Our child was almost done with Kindergarten and was still wearing pull-ups. Without them, every night (at random times) they would pee the bed. It was frustrating. They were so out-of-it when they peed that I could be standing next to them talking loudly and shaking them, and they wouldn't wake up.<br /><br />The child is VERY into horses, so we told them this was a special thing for horsies, and the sound from the alarm (that this plugs into) is from the start of a horse race. That got them super excited, they were telling friends and grandparents, and showing it off.<br /><br />The first month was frustrating, I was up every night with absolutely no progress. Random times, and at first, the loud sounds and vibrations weren't enough to wake them up. So I pushed the vibrater back against the bed-post. Now when it goes off it bangs (from vibrating). That helped a bit, but it would still take a while to rouse them.<br /><br />Then halfway into the second month, they just stopped peeing in bed. They weren't getting up and going to the bathroom in the middle of the night...just not peeing. I thought maybe I was just getting lucky and they weren't drinking water or something. But it's now been half a year about....and they have only had one accident! (well...we have some problems when they sleep in a different environment, like a sleeping bag, so we still do pull-ups if we travel)<br /><br />This was such a relief!
Rating: 5 stars