Advice from Nanny Susan
This is the page that seeks to offer advice to mothers, wives, and others who are having trouble controlling the silly little boys in their lives, and think that a firm dose of petticoating would be just the thing to bring them down to earth. You can write to Nanny Susan at the following address: 

asknanny@petticoated.com

NAPPY PINS AND METAL DETECTORS
From Mummy Susan
Hello Nanny,

I've recently started to keep my husband in terry nappies and plastic pants while at home. I use the terry nappy as it provides a better bulk, and thus gives his walk a cute baby waddle. Also, as I make him launder all of his own nappies, it is another chore that keeps him out of mischief. I always use pink plastic frilly baby pants on him as well, to heighten his embarrassment.

Anyway, we are off on holiday soon, and I was wondering if his nappy pins will set off the alarms when he walks through the airport scanner. If not, do you think I should pin a metal chain between the nappy pins to ensure that this does happen. I would love to see him explain his nappies to the airport security officers.
Yours faithfully,

Mummy Susan

Well, that is certainly an interesting question. I think they would be too small. I have heard of cases of petticoat humiliation at customs, and the best way is to ensure that your husband's luggage is searched. When you arrive at your destination, make him stay behind until everyone else has passed through customs, and then he will have to go through alone. This will often ensure that he will be called over to the desk, and have his luggage thoroughly searched.

Imagine the surprise when the officers find that one of his cases is full of lacy petticoats, big nappies, frilly pink baby pants, baby style frocks, a bonnet or two, and some dummies and baby feeding bottles. All the customs officers will probably be called over, and you will have great fun watching your husband trying to answer the teasing questions of the female officers. It is a situation where he will be completely at their mercy, since nobody can make a fuss in customs. Tell me how things go, and I hope you both have a lovely holiday.
Susan 

A WIFE WHO HAS THE RIGHT IDEA
From Bobby

My wife has started reading your web page, and has bought me a school gym skirt, a pair of school knickers, a light blue gym top, some little white socks and a pair of black slip-on plimsolls. She asked me to wear them and I did, they look very girlie, and she said it didn't matter what I thought, but that she wanted me to wear them to make me better behaved. Yesterday she came home with a red rubber apron and a pair of red rubber gloves and I have to wear these from now on whenever I do the washing up, or do the laundry. She says that I am to be on my best behaviour whenever I am wearing my school things, and that she will be very angry if I forget to put my housework things on.

I feel ok about it because it does improve my behaviour, but I feel very silly, and I haven't got a clue what would happen if somebody discovered what she is making me do.

Bobby

Any female visitors who discovered what your dear wife is making you do would probably thoroughly approve. I think you should stop being so silly, and accept your new status as your wife's housemaid and schoolgirl. She knows what is best for you.
Susan

IS PETTICOATING USED IN THE UNITED STATES?
From William S.
 
Dear Nanny,

I'm curious. It seems that this form of discipline is primarily in vogue in the UK, based on the letters published in your journal. I could not find any writings related to males in the US. I could enter my own experience, having been corseted when I was ten and kept in frilly clothing through my teens. My mother also employed hairbrush discipline regularly to enforce my attention to my girlish dress, and  to my submissive behavior. A loose corset clasp gave her sufficient reason for a spanking.
Was my situation unique?

William

One of the services my web server offers is a breakdown of visitors to 'Petticoat Discipline Monthly' on a country-by-country basis. I can assure readers that petticoat discipline is a part of all cultures, and if William were to read the magazine more closely, he would find quite a lot of letters that have been sent from North America. In the United States and Canada, knickers are called panties, nappies are called diapers, and dummies are called pacifiers. There are other differences, but that should be enough to show that I receive letters about petticoating from America, and I can even quote a letter I received last month:

Hi, I am so glad this feature is here.  There are many parents across the US like myself who believe in nappy(diaper) discipline, and sissyish attire for their boys.

My son is 12, and small for his age ( 4'9"  85lbs).  My problem is that he often tries to pull his dress down - it is very short and shows off his frilly panties, that cover his large diaper.  I have had many problems with  rips in the fabric from him pulling at the hem of his dress.  Is there anyway to prevent him from doing it?

Helen

If Helen's son is under baby discipline, then of course his dress will be very short. Babies' frilly pants are meant to be seen, and Helen should explain this, perhaps in combination with a spanking on the seat of his panties. His dresses should be as pretty as possible, well stitched, and made of heavy satin, which is just about impossible to tear. Anyway, this letter surely demonstrates that petticoat discipline is quite popular in the United States. Nevertheless William, I am sure readers would be most interested to hear of how you were kept in frillies as a boy.

More Advice for Helen

In  January 2001 I received a letter from Margaret, who points out:

'Helen's letter (Oct) asking for advice regarding her little darling kept tugging at his short dress in order to cover his frilly panties
is identical to the problem I had with my dear Lesley. I solved this by exchanging his regular panties for knee length taffeta lace trimmed bloomers. I haven't  put him into nappies up to this point but...'

It sounds like an excellent suggestion to me. In knee length lace-trimmed bloomers, especially ones that would rustle as Lesley walked, there would be no chance of them being hidden at all. Over to you, Helen.
Susan

PANTY GIRDLE PUNISHMENT
From Brian
Dear Nanny,

My wife was rather excited by the last 'Petticoat Discipline Monthly'. She was brought up in a girdle-wearing family, and has always worn one herself. I must admit that one of the things I have found that has maintained my attraction to her is the firm foundation garments that she wears. A friend of hers suggested that she look at the last number of your monthly, and my wife suggested that I should read it too.

Having done so I think that she her motive might be to induce me to wear a girdle or a perhaps even a corset. She has told me how much she likes wearing foundation garments, and I must admit I am a bit curious to know what it feels like to be in one.

My question to you is, should I suggest that I would like to find out what a girdle or corset feels like or should I wait for her to make the first move?

In either case, am I making myself vunerable to her taking too much control over me? I must say I love my wife dearly and wish to please her.
Yours,

Brian

If you really love your wife, you should be very happy for her to take control of you, and you should seek to please her in every way. I certainly think that she plans to have you in a firm panty girdle, you should let her make the decision. In that way, you will  be much more under her control, and I am certain that it will be a very pleasant and relaxing feeling. A girdle is very nice to wear, and I feel sure that you will love your wife all the more for her being able to discipline you in this way.
Susan

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