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>I have now read through the really strange discussions >and thoughts on the subject of anal plug. Can I remind >you again that we talk about diaper discipline here? >We don't talk about the Pipi diaper of young bed >wetters, but about strict compulsion to carry diaper >as a disciplinary measure. So the plug should be >uncomfortable. > >I once wrote down the advantages of a plug for some >parents and do not want to withhold these thoughts >from you: > >Butt Plug: >A butt plug is an excellent tool for all diaper >parents. I highly recommend you at least experiment >with plugging your kid’s bottom while they’re >diapered. >By keeping your kids’s bottom filled with a rubber >or metal (what I prefere) shaft all day, you’re >making a significant psychological and physiological >impact on your kid in three ways: > >1) Regression strategy >You’re asserting tremendous physiological and >psychological dominance from the moment of insertion. >By keeping their bottom from being able to ‘close’ >their hole all day, it’s akin to having your fingers >in their bottom all day. >Their inability to do something as simple and basic as >squeeze their butthole closed will be consciously and >subconsciously interpreted by your kid as a profound >act of incessant trespass over their most intimate >area, and will do a great deal to psychologically >regress your kid and help them accept your 24/7 >dominance over them. > >2) A method of incontinence training. >By consistently inserting butt plugs into your kids >over a period of weeks (I've seen great results by >forcing butt plug compliance for 12-18 hours each day) >you will stretch your kid's butt a bit and make them >feel like that the rectum is always full. This makes >it more difficult for children to fully control their >bowel movements and to keep their underpants/nappy >clean without a plug. They usually only realize that >something has gone wrong when it is already too late. >It's certainly not the goal to make them completely >stool incontinent, but the occasional accident is very >helpful in accepting the diapers and later the plug. >In addition, plugs also put pressure on a child's >bladder, which also aids in urinary incontinence/wet >diaper compliance. > >3) Permanent control over rudimentary bodily functions >When diapered kids wear a plug all the time and aren't >able to push it out of their rectum, they are >constantly reminded that they have no control over >their bowel movements either. This either means that >they have to ask each time they want to defecate, or >that they have to stick to a fixed schedule. >Most parents prefer the schedule and then let the >children do their business in a potty or on the open >diaper when changing diapers. Especially the latter is >extremely shameful, especially since the children >usually cannot exercise any real control immediately >after pulling the plug and it just comes. >In front of the new diaper, the plug is of course >reintroduced immediately. > >Personally, I can only recommend the plug and my two >children are always plugged in their diaper.

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