Over 50% of children who reported having encopresis for three or more years decreased their accidents to one accident a week or less after using UCanPoopToo for only eight weeks – a 2.9x increase in overall success rate as compared to general patient education.–NIH Research Study Result

I enjoyed sharing UCanPoopToo with my child. I was able to teach her that she can succeed and that using the toilet does not need to be an ordeal. –Parent, daughter with encopresis  

Over 63% of all UCanPoopToo research participants, regardless of how long they had been suffering from encopresis, were clinically cured of their encopresis within a year of using the program! –NIH Research Study Result 

Our heightened awareness and knowledge of encopresis after using UCanPoopToo helped us tremendously. The visuals to show my son what was happening were very effective. He enjoyed the personal stories from other kids and families, and loved the incentive of the games.–Mom, son with encopresis 

The UCanPoopToo participants significantly increased their number of trips to the toilet without parental prompts by 109% compared with the general patient education participants, who decreased their trips by 37%.–NIH Research Study Result

UCanPoopToo helped my child and me CLEARLY understand what encopresis is and the best way to have regular poops. This program is much better than our doctor at explaining the problem and the solution!–parent of child with encopresis  

UCanPoopToo helped my son understand what was happening to his own body, the importance of regular bowel movements and health consequences. It was tremendously useful at explaining a specific treatment plan and goal. –Mom, son with encopresis  

Eighty-five (85%) percent of children liked using UCanPoopToo. Ninety-six (96%) of parents found the program easy to use.–NIH Research Study Result

UCanPoopToo helped teach my son that he is not the only kid that has this problem. –Dad, son with encopresis  

 

Nobody wants encopresis.  It’s frustrating and embarrassing for children and parents. And it’s probably not something you were expecting as a parent. That’s why, as trained clinicians and scientists, we want to put our experience and research to work helping you and your child eliminate their soiling accidents.

You are not alone. Over 2 million children in the United States have encopresis. However, most of their families have no help to deal with daily poop accidents and its many consequences – arguing and begging over using the toilet, dealing with schools that don’t understand, social activities that can’t be attended, teasing from peers, feelings of shame, and secretive behaviors, like hiding of soiled underwear.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, one of the most important tasks for parents of children with encopresis is to seek early care.


Many parents feel isolated, embarrassed or frustrated, but they should not just wait for it the child to “grow out of it”.  If the symptoms are allowed to linger, a child’s self-esteem and social confidence may suffer and the fecal incontinence may worsen.

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Children can and should play an active role in getting better. It is important they understand the underlying causes of encopresis and help re-train their bodies to recognize when to poop.