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>Lisa, how old were you then? > >That was a very common way moms gave enemas. On the >table. Laying on back ,on a towel. Legs held up >some. When getting the enema told to take breaths in >and out of open mouth. Remember it very well! > >Most homes in the 50 and 60s had an enema bulb syringe >, the enema bag or both > >Growing up in the late 50s I remember my mom, aunt, >neighbor mom giving an enema on the table. > >Nothing wrong. The child was given an enema if >constipated, even to help hasten recovery from cold >and flu. >If the child was irritable, fussy, fighting with the >other kids, sluggish, moody and such, he was given an >enema. > >It was nothing to ashamed of or shy of. Talked about >amongst mom—the enema! > >I remember one time going over to my girlfriend’s >house. In those days the door was unlocked. We would >just walk in. > >Her mom was giving her little brother an enema on the >table. She was filling the red rubber enema bulb >syringe, had back nozzle, in a pan of warm soapy >water. We were about 5 years older than him. >Knew he was going to get an enema! > >She told me “you girls play nice and don’t make a >ruckus…I’m busy giving him an enema.” > >No big deal. > >We went through the kitchen a few times. Just to be >nosy. She didn’t say anything to us. She squeezed >the bulb… told him to “relax.” “You need a good >enema…you will feel better.” > >After a few bulb full given to him she took him to go. >Then filled the pan up with plain warm water. In the >sink. > >Back on the table…. > >She gave him another enema. > >Later he joined us playing. No big deal … was no >mention of him getting enemas. > >She cleaned the bulb in a sink full of soapy water. >Then rinsed with plain water. > >Later I went into the bathroom and the enema bulb she >was using was airing out. > >The neighbor mom came over. She told her “gave him an >enema.” >She asked if he fought getting it… cause her two >always fight getting enemas.

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