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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get the Roger wireless pee alarm. It worked with both kids within a few days. The first few nights you have to get up when it rings to bring your kid to the potty. After 3-4 nights the connection was made in the brain and they didn’t need the alarm anymore. [/quote]

We had success with a pee alarm, too, although my son was 7. But it took closer to 2 weeks.[/quote]

[quote=Anonymous]Get the Roger wireless pee alarm. It worked with both kids within a few days. The first few nights you have to get up when it rings to bring your kid to the potty. After 3-4 nights the connection was made in the brain and they didn’t need the alarm anymore. [/quote]

This is something I've heard mentioned before, but haven't fully understand what it does. Does it just vibrate or something when wetness is detected? Is it something they wear? Or does it clip on to existing underwear? Could it be worn with a diaper?[/quote]

It comes with a special underwear. Looks and feel like a regular underwear but it has some tiny metallic thread that can detect pee. You clip a small coin size receiver on the underwear and it’s wirelessly connected to an alarm that you plug in an outlet. It rings loud as soon as there is a drop of pee. My kids would be to sleepy to walk themselves to the potty the first few nights so I jumped out of bed when I head the alarm and walked them to the bathroom. I was surprise how well it worked. [/quote]

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