My son was wetting at night consistently. He has been potty trained since 4 and does not have accidents in the day. He just didn't wake up at night to go and was wearing Good nights every night.

I purchased the Potty Pager from someone on TC just over a month ago. My son has been dry at night for an entire week now!!. He is so proud of himself.

If you have a bedwetter or a family history of it, keep this little device in mind!.

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^Alexandra^, Brian, Charlie 07/28/2003
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It does work, doesnt' it???? I am so very happy for you! This is how my sister broke my nephew.

This will change his whole life, Laraine. You rock!

Michele
Sarah, Gregory, Amanda
born 1/22/04 at 35w1d

Our surprise baby Austin born 06/15/2005

www.fourtimesthefun.blogspot.com

I am also interested in this!!!

Carrie
and the crew...
Tyler 9/01 (9)
and Noah 10/03(7)
Andrew, Jason, and Tessa (5) 11/05

When you are done with it, this family could use it...

I'll definitely let you know when we are done.

I will probably have him wear it at least another 2 weeks. If he has no accidents then he can stop wearing it. I'll probably hang on to it for a little bit after that just make sure he doesn't need it.

After that - its up for grabs!

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^Alexandra^, Brian, Charlie 07/28/2003
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Where do you find this product? I am becoming deseperate!!!

Jackie and the six-pack
DS-01/02/01
DS-10/05/01
GBBB-09/24/03

Here is the website:
http://www.pottypager.com/

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^Alexandra^, Brian, Charlie 07/28/2003
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It did not work for us. I stopped using it. I need to give one last shot since I paid $80. for it!

Terri~
12/21/01 at 33 weeks

Terri - how long did you try it for? We had a rough start. The first couple of weeks were a real pain in the butt. I considered stopping.

We decided to hang in a bit longer and he finally started improving. If I had to change sheets everytime he wet I would have gone insane. I had him wear a goodnights diaper over his underpants so when he did wet all I had to change was my son. That made it a bit easier to hang in there for a while.

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^Alexandra^, Brian, Charlie 07/28/2003
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We used it for about 1 1/2 months. At first it was waking him up. But then he started to get used to it and I would walk in, and hear it going off! He would be sound alseep and wet. I just got very frustrated with it since it stopped waking him up. I too put Pull Ups over his underwear because I was tired of washing the sheets. I probably gave up too easily. It's just frustrating. I don't think it works for all kids. My son will be 7 next month and he seems to have no signs of not wetting the bed.

Terri~
12/21/01 at 33 weeks

maybe he needs the other one they have. I read that the 'Hawk' (I think thats the name) is stronger and works better for older kids.

good luck - I hope you find something that works for your little guy.

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^Alexandra^, Brian, Charlie 07/28/2003
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I thought of that. I debated on getting it, but the guy on the phone talked me out of it. I think I am past the warranty point to exchange for the stronger one too. Oh well I will give it another whirl and hope for the best.

Terri~
12/21/01 at 33 weeks