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>(1) Reply: > >Personally I would have started much earlier - making >clearout enemas a frequent event (and maybe >suppositories as a first resort for "failure to do a >good stinky when expected"). After all the first time >excrement-withholding, constipation, and >autointoxication-induced misbehavior really become >issues is circa age two. Well, at least Shelly's >"doing" her kids now. > >(2) This website: > >Someone who has the time ought to "risk" setting up >another voy E&S board. Because this one is meant to be >for female-only shituations. And zity is very >pro-censorship (moderators and users alike). And >original.misterpoll is a zombie board. And Quora >Spaces is another hotbed of censorship (I'm currently >suspended). America doesn't have free speech (the myth >of so-called "private" media has seen to that) and >neither does Europe. > > > >>Shelly, >>I guess if you are ready to open and chat we can. >>Start off by telling us a little about your boys. >>You have two, one 3 and one 5. You are thinking >>about starting enemas on the 5 when he turns 6. >>He will be the model for 3 years for his younger >>brother. >>You mentioned you read and reread our posts from >>krissi and me. >>So do you have a plan already in mind? Krissi >>basically used the >>Awe and shock method. She took them over her knee, >>locked them >>in place and fought them tooth and nail when started >>at 6. >>I thought the use of goat milk soap was a unique idea >>since >>krissi mentioned it does not cause air bubbles or much >>cramping >>but basically coats the intestines for a nice clean >>out. She used >>a bag. You plan to use a bag? or a bulb? With a bag >>you can adjust >>the amount of the solution. She discussed her nephew >>as well. >>His mom used a nozzle with a balloon to help seal so >>the child >>could learn to simply relax. I know the anticipation >>or the inch >>of giving is going to be strong for you. You >>mentioned when you >>were younger you wished you could have given an enema >>and soon >>the time for you to do so will be here for your own >>children. >>You plan to have a weekly enema routine as well? >>So much to think about to have a plan in place. >>You can be a gentle giver and make the enema enjoyable >>as >>much as possible. Keep us posted as time moves on. >>Would >>enjoy reading the progress and how you prep. >> >> >> >> >>>For AV, My father and us two girls and one boy moved >>>in with our eventual future stepmother when I was >12. >>>Our mom had died two years previous. The very next >>>night after moving in with her she brought one of >>>those hospital toilet chairs into my sister and I >>>shared bedroom and announced that regular clean outs >>>were done in her house for all children. She left >the >>>room and we were freaking out! We had no idea what >>>she was talking about and what was with the toilet >>>chair. She came back a few minutes later with a blue >>>rubber bag and tubing and towels and a tube of >>>something and shooed me out of the room and closed >the >>>door. I stood outside the door and listened as she >>>was clearly undressing and talking to my sister about >>>ENEMAS. What the heck! Sister crying and begging. >>>She was 9. After about only six or seven minutes the >>>door opened and she left. I went in and tried to >>>console my sister sitting on the toilet chair going >>>and going in the toilet. Freaking out wondering when >>>I was next. She has four children of her own, two >>>each. There were three nights of the clean out >>>treatment in their bedroom for other children then I >>>was surprised with my turn. I relive that first >enema >>>like it was last night over and over and over. I >>>cried and begged and cried and begged. I didn't have >>>to be held like you did because I always obeyed >>>adults. It too is therapy for me to get to talk >about >>>it now that I am an adult. I thought us kids were >the >>>only kids that got enemas. Got a lubed finger put up >>>your butt before your enema. Never ever wanted >anyone >>>to know about it. We got a clean out each at least >>>twice a month until we moved out of her house. >Always >>>in our bedrooms on that toilet chair, humiliated, >>>degraded, naked from the waist down. But as I got >>>into my late teens I started liking knowing that >other >>>kids in the house got enemas too and looked forward >to >>>someone getting their enema on a given night. Wished >>>I could give it to them. My two boys are five and >>>three now and I will probably start regular enemas >for >>>them at around 6 like Krissi did with her kids. They >>>both have had to have a suppository once in a while, >>>Dr. ordered, because of constipation. So it isn't a >>>leap to think regular enema clean outs will be in >>>order for them. I followed Krissi and you on that >>>forum and reread and reread every post trying to get >>>the courage to tell my story. Thank you AV and >Krissi >>>if you are out there. I remember when I started >>>school I started holding in my poop because I didn't >>>like the open stalls at school where all the girls >>>could look at me. I was put in diapers and force fed >>>mag citrate several times for that first year until I >>>decided to stop holding. Many many many kids hold >>>their poop when starting school and it leads to a >>>stretched out rectum and colon and infrequent bowel >>>movements. Stool sitting in the colon festering and >>>brewing. Not my two boys. When school starts >regular >>>enemas start.

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