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Date Posted: Thursday, December 12, 2024, 01:53: am
Shelly and others,
I posted this under another thread but where it is located may have gotten lost in the shuffle so I decided to repost it here as well.
These thoughts are before your updated enema with drama with son post.
Here are my thoughts and recap (prior to your update)
Shelly, as you know, I spent months on the enema and suppository forum with Krissi chatting just like we are doing here. You remember, her and her sister came from an enema family. Her and her sister had two different styles of giving enemas. Her sister used a retention nozzle on her teenage soon with warm water. Krissi used goat milk soap and gave two rinses. She explained once the goat milk soap did not produce bubbles or cramps but simply and gently coated the intestines to give a nice bowel movement.
I shared all of that as an idea.
Let’s remember, you decided to use krissi’s lock and loaded over the knee procedure for enemas on junior. You also had a sitter that you one day asked to help with junior’s enema. You didn’t know anything about her past but you in your mind wanted to give her an enema. Turns out she was an enema receiver but also a fighter of enemas. The nurses scared her. But you had a trust and bond with her and now with her mom. As already suggested, be gentle. Show her an enema can be pleasant and relaxing and enjoyable.
You purchased a long nozzle that goes past the rectum into the colon. I honestly believe you should give sitter the same enema you give junior, a warm water enema using that long nozzle and allow that nozzle to do its job. That nozzle is going to fill her up and that nozzle is going to clean her out simply because it’s going deep into her colon. If you decide to use soap in the future, I would recommend that goat milk soap, something gentle, something that is not going to produce cramps and gas and all of that discomfort. You sitter needs a gentle enema experience. You as well, need to enjoy giving the enema to the sitter without any tension. I believe this is going to turn out really well, and all of your dreams of wanting to start your own kids on enemas and giving your own sitter enemas is going to be fulfilled. You and your sitter have a trust. Use that. Please as always, keep us posted, as you mentioned, there may be other parents reading these forums as a silent reader looking for knowledge and insight.
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