TheraPee - The World's #1 Bedwetting Solution

Like many parents who have turned to Therapee we had tried so much to help our 8 year old son. We waited to let nature take its course, we tried waking him to go to toilet, we tried multiple medications on various doses, none of which resulted in dry nights. Therapee needs commitment the first 2 weeks were like having a new born baby again, he didn’t wake with the alarm and was wetting 3 times a night, but by the end of the second week he started waking and had his first dry night. By the end of the third week he was becoming consistently dry, then had 4 solid weeks of dryness. He wakes himself now and goes to the bathroom. He graduated fully after 8 weeks but almost 5 of that was fully dry. He has just ordered a new bunk bed and he is so happy to be binning the pull ups. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend, worth every penny.

The idea is good, but this device is wildly overpriced and cheaply made. It stopped working after a while, and even the website feels cheap. Not worth the money.

My son was 9 and still wetting every night. We tried everything - no water after 5pm, shaking him awake at 10pm for a quick wee, loads of encouragement and promises of reward. Nothing worked. He's a big boy and the biggest kid's pull-ups are now far too small - super uncomfortable and not containing all the liquid. Changing the sheets every day, constant slight whiff of urine in his bedroom, the cost of pull-ups and bed mats. Not being able to send him to Scout camps and sleepovers. Just so upsetting for all of us! Dr Sagie's Therapee was a desperate decision - it's so expensive! I was swayed by all the positive reviews here. Even the negative ones *mostly* said that their child's wetting improved or stopped. So it arrived, and my son was super keen to try it out. The intro videos are great to watch with your child. The first week was torture. 2 wets a night and that alarm is LOUD! And if you don't dry the sensor mat properly it just goes off again once you plug it back in and you have to strip the bed again to get it out and dry it! Week 2 and 3 he dropped to one wet per night and the occasional dry night. In week 4 he had a 6-dry-night streak! From then he'd wet only once or twice a week until week 12, when he stayed dry. There are weekly [pre-recorded] progress videos, driven by what has been entered into the progress chart, which my son enjoyed seeing. The videos had my son try various bladder-strengthening techniques, but we pretty much dropped those after a few days. His bladder was not the problem, but if your child has a small or weak bladder the exercises may help. The sensor mat stayed in great condition, none of the fraying some people have mentioned. It has now been 4 months since my son last wet the bed! I am utterly astounded at how a wetting alarm switched on that part of his subconscious. I completely recommend this product.

Well, the time has come for me to review the TheraPee system. It has been 28 weeks and we have finally removed the mat from the bed with over 30 nights dry. My daughter was 8 when we started this programme and we were under a specialist at the hospital. She had all of the necessary scans to make sure that she was physically well and their answer was to prescribe drugs (which didn’t make any difference). I think our secret was to commit fully to the bedwetting system and talk about it honestly. I don’t believe it was the exercises, the chart, or the feedback from the Dr that worked especially well - more a combination of everything. It was the persuasion that she will get better, it will take time and there will be set backs, but at no point did she doubt that this would work. The mat is uncomfortable to start off with but she got used to it. I removed it and hid it every morning so that it didn’t become a feature of her room and then returned it just before bedtime. The alarm can be temperamental in the summer with sweat (and slobber 🤤) but you can adjust the settings so that it is less sensitive. It’s also really important that you dry it properly, otherwise you’ll plug it back in and it will start to go off again. The alarm is loud for everyone else - but not the bed wetter! I slept on my daughters floor for maybe two months, ready to dive up to make sure she woke and sorted everything herself. It was tough, no doubt, but so worth it. She was such a deep sleeper that she would set off the alarm, sort everything out, walk to the bathroom, help to change her sheets but then remember nothing in the morning. It is exhausting but now she has more settled bedtimes, better sleep and is generally less anxious. We haven’t braved a sleepover yet but we have been discharged from the hospital and the consultant said that it was the bedwetting system and my hard work that have helped, not anything that they had done (although it was really important that my daughter had the scans to rule anything more sinister out and I will be forever grateful for the care and attention that they gave to us). It is a lot of money - a huge amount of money. If you’re not serious about devoting every last morsel of energy to it then don’t buy it - because you may be disappointed. Always be positive with your child. It is the CBT that makes this successful: Always reinforce that this ‘mat’ will be the solution. Don’t expect it to work straight away. It may do but that wasn’t our experience. We started off with wet nights every night and then they became less frequent, then we had a relapse and then improvements. We had a 3 week spell of dry nights and then one or two wet ones. It has been a long process and I am still expecting the occasional wet night - but that’s okay. My daughter is healthy and happy, perfection will come in time.

I can’t remember the last time I left a review on anything! I knew I needed to share our story if it was possible that it would help another child break free from bed wetting. My 8 year-old son had never been successfully potty trained at night and wet the bed every night. We tried all the things over the years and nothing worked. Even our pediatrician told us that if a child is still consistently wetting the bed every night after the age of 4 or 5, then it’s just something they will likely do until they grow out of it around 11 or 12 years old. We felt hopeless and so bad for our boy who was embarrassed to still sleep in pull ups every night. I can’t remember how I found TheraPee but I am so thankful I did! It was pricey but I figured we would do just about anything to help our son, so it was worth it to at least try. We started the program at the beginning of summer so we could deal better with the sleep interruptions. I pulled a twin mattress into my son’s room and slept on the floor so I could get up easily in the night to get his linens changed and make sure he got out of bed. I made sure I had all the extra supplies I would need right in his room so I wouldn’t have to fumble all around looking for everything I needed in the middle of the night (extra bed sheets, blankets, a towel to wipe the mat and extra Jammie’s). We kept a nightlight in his room and the bathroom so no big lights had to be turned on and I also put a waterproof disposable mat underneath the blue mat to help keep the mattress dry. Week 1 was ROUGH. He did great and the mat worked perfectly alarming each time he started to pee but getting up 3 times a night to change a completely soaked bed and Jammie’s was tough (on both of us). Reminded me of the newborn stage! We persisted through the week and each night he got up to use the toilet every time the alarm went off. Week 2: he had a sudden decrease in the amount of pee and how many times he peed each night. I couldn’t believe he was already making great progress! He had 1 or 2 accidents most nights that week but toward the end of the week he had his very first dry night! We were amazed and so proud! Week 3: he started having several completely dry nights in a row and even got up once each night (on his own, not to the alarm) to use the toilet. It was really working! We were shocked and my son was so happy. Week 4: no accidents at all! I felt it was at this point where we considered him to be completely potty trained. Amazing! We’ve continued to have him sleep on the mat (per Dr Sagie recommendation) and two months later he is still consistently dry every night. We are on our last two weeks of him sleeping on the mat and once that is over, he is officially finished with the program! No more pull ups and no more wet sheets and clothes! Another thing I loved about this program is that Dr. Sagie checks in every two weeks with a video of helpful info and bladder strengthening exercises for the child to do until the next check in. The parent keeps a chart (very easy to use on a laptop) and the child earns stars for dry nights. This is also where the parent logs info about nights with accidents. It was so easy to use and my son actually looked forward to adding stars to his chart and to the two week check in videos 🥰 This program was life changing for our family. We are forever grateful!

Our son is 8 years old. He had a bed-wetting problem until we discovered TheraPee. The product was recommended by close friends whose 10-year-old son had the same problem and permanently solved it in 12 weeks with this therapy. For us, it took 20 weeks, but it finally worked. Dr Sagie in prerecorded videos gives clear and objective information and explanations about the bed-wetting problem in general and about the product and the therapy, how and why it works, how long it may take, and what expectations to have. It was a relief for our son and for us to learn that there is nothing wrong if you have that problem and that many children around the world share the same problem. Before this, we tried many different approaches (eating and drinking schedules, no fluids after 18 o'clock, waking up the child after 3 hours of sleep, and taking him to the toilette, etc.). Nothing worked. Our son was frustrated and he did not want to go for sleepovers with his friends or for trips with his school or sports club, because he felt insecure and he would be ashamed if he had a bed-wetting incident. The product (alarm) comes together with the therapist's support (calendar of dry and wet nights, blue, red, and gold stars as small awards for dry nights, interactive prerecorded videos of Dr. Sagie who gives instructions for exercises, evaluates the results and prepares the child and parents by explaining the plan of therapy every two weeks). To succeed, the parents must participate in the therapy making sure that the child complies with the instructions persistently. You have to wake up with the alarm and supervise the child to make sure that all steps are followed according to the doctor's instructions, you must motivate the child to do all the exercises regularly (physical exercises extending the bladder capacity and improving the control of the bladder sphincters). This is a family project. Do not expect that the problem will disappear simply by buying the alarm and placing it in your child's bed. This is a very good tool, but you and your child must do the job. Do not expect that the child will do the work on his/her own. You must be there to motivate him/her and to coach him/her. Like everything important in life - it takes time and effort, but this product and therapy really helps. Our son was excited about the stars and video sessions and felt satisfied and motivated by the obvious progress. He succeeded. He recently went to a summer school camp and felt safe and relaxed. We have been dry for 2 months now. We can therefore wholeheartedly recommend this product.

We are very happy with both the product and the method! Our child has experienced bedwetting for years. He had done very well at first when he left the diapers, but after a few months he started peeing every night. We tried without diapers for a while, waking up almost every night and cleaning the sheets, then we went back to diapers, but we were all exhausted, both parents and child. It went on like this for about 7 years, until we heard about TheraPee from a friend. Our boy was almost 10 and he felt ashamed and wouldn’t go sleepover at his friends’ for this. We started dr Sagie’s program carefully, our kid cooperated trustfully and results didn’t take long to show! Although a little bit of ups and downs, we sticked with the plan and our son completely stopped bedwetting after about 5 months. We really appreciated the way dr Sagie approaches the kids: nothing is seen as a “problem”, it is more like a training - which requires commitment of course if you want to see results - and it builds confidence in the child, making him feel like he’s doing right and his situation is lived by many other kids in the world. We definitely recommend this product and we want to thank dr Sagie! If only we had got to know this method before… our child would have been spared from all the difficulties due to bedwetting for years. Thank you dr Sagie. We hope that our message can reach many other families so that their children can solve this too!