Thank you for your most informative magazine. I was
struggling to keep my nephew Simon from going off the rails until I discovered
pyjama punishment. Now, at the age of sixteen he goes to bed on school nights
at 6.30. I collect him from school at 3.30 as if he was a toddler and as soon
as we arrive home I supervise bath time and dress him in his pyjamas ready for
bed. My neighbour Miss Fulbright makes his pyjamas especially for him. She uses
babyish patterned brushed cotton material for his pyjamas that he absolutely
hates wearing. Two months into his pyjama punishment I still put him across my
knee every night for a spanking to remind him that aunty is in charge. Once he
is safely buttoned into his pyjamas he settles down to his studies until I call
him for supper. At 6 o’clock he brushes his teeth and presents himself to me.
It is then that I take him across my knee for his bedtime spanking. After his
spanking he receives a cuddle from aunty and I take him upstairs to tuck him
into bed.
His bedroom is strictly functional. There are no
electronic distractions, just a bed and a chair that I sit in to read him a
bedtime story. His curtains are made from blackout material and ensure no
daylight can penetrate once they are fully drawn. This is particularly helpful
during the lighter nights when Simon is reluctant to go to sleep. I use a
nightlight to read to him but once this is turned off his bedroom is in total
darkness, just right to induce a healthy nights sleep.
On Friday night I follow the same early routine with
Simon, he is bathed, dressed in his pyjamas but his bedtime is 7 o’clock. The
only proviso is that Simon must spend that extra half hour sitting on my lap
for extra bedtime cuddles. Problems usually occur on Saturdays when I like him
to be ready for bed by 3pm aiming for a 5 o’clock bedtime. Miss Fulbright and
her sister come for afternoon tea and I like them to see Simon dressed in the
babyish pyjamas she has kindly made for him. For some reason Simon resists my
attempts to get him ready for beddy-byes and always ends up in tears across my
knee. Am I being too harsh on him on Saturdays? I would dearly appreciate some
advice from your contributors as to how I can proceed with Simon’s pyjamas
punishment.
Yours truly
Beatrice Halewood.
Simon is a lucky boy to have such a considerate Aunt and should be thankful to be allowed stay up so late especially on Saturdays.
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