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>>>>>Kathy, omg yes brings back memories! >>>>> >>>>>Did you also give enemas on the table? >>>>> >>>>>Blessings >>>> >>>>I gave my 3 children enemas on the changing table >>when >>>>they were young. At age 5 they were given enemas >over >>>>my lap. >>> >>>Kathy, why did you give them enemas on the changing >>>table? Were they sick? Fever? Constipated? or? >>>Did you give an enema often? >>> >>>When I stayed with my aunt (she was old fashioned >>>nurse) I remember her giving my cousin a bulb syringe >>>enema on the changing table often. >>> >>>He would with hold and so got enemas often. >>> >>>I am few years older than him. So remember it very >>>well. >>> >>>When he was about 5 she gave the enema across her lap >>>way. Then she gave them on the kitchen table to him. >> >>> >>>The changing table was in the bathroom. She lived in >>>an older house. So the bathroom was very big. >>> >>>I wasn't spared the enema! She gave me a few bulb >>>enemas on the kitchen table. >>> >>>Blessings, >> >> >>I apologize if my attention to this predominantly >>female forum is offensive. I noticed LisaK's posting >>regarding "nozzles" and have followed the posts >>regarding "bulb enemas" as well as "suppositories". I >>have also followed many of you who post in other >>forums and have appreciated your candor and background >>relative to this topic. >> >>I was perusing Ebay, Temu, and Etsy for some of the >>more vintage items that were commonly used in our home >>years ago. >>I found that many of the bulb syringes are still >>available in a more modernized version, although I >>still possess some of those that my mom and grandma >>used. It's interesting that many of the more >>antiquated equipment is still available. >> >>I'm sure that most of you have found the efficacy of >>an old fashioned enema to be as valid today, as it was >>back in the 50's and 60's. Most health/natural food >>concerns seem to be providing legitimate advice and >>guidance. I have a store nearby that is staffed by >>knowledgeable women who still are advocates of this >>effective treatment. >> >>Best wishes/blessings to each and all of you! > >I gave the enemas on the changing table because that >is where the diapers were. I placed a few diapers >under the child i9n case of an accident. I squeezed >the child's checks together while filling the next >syringe to prevent an accident. > >Once potty trained I gave the enemas on the kitchen >table until age 6. Then placed them over my lap. > >I had 3 children rather close in age so I had to give >an enema at least once a week. > >Best wishes > >Kathy

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