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>>Kathy, I had two kids. >>May I ask your age? >>I’m 68. >> >>Gave an enema when felt one was needed. At least once >>or twice a month enema was given. >> >>I found best time to give an enema was when the other >>was napping. Or in bed sleeping for the night. >> >>Then didn’t have interruptions when giving the other >>one his enema. >> >>Few times I gave it when another mom was over. She >>could watch the other one while I was giving an enema. >> >>Later on when older I gave the enema when the other >>was at school. >> >>How did you manage ? You told you had three kids. >>How did you not get interrupted when giving enemas? >> >>I used the changing table a few times. But preferred >>giving the bulb enemas on the kitchen table. Then >>later when around 6 or so, gave across my lap. >> >>For late night fever I gave a cool , never cold, enema >>with the bul. Given in the bed. >> >>Blessings hugs > >Hello, > >I am 75. > >I gave enemas to the children when the others were >napping. Later, I gave an enema when the others were >outside playing in the yard. I lived on a farm so they >could play unsupervised for short time. >Like you, when they were in school the enema was given >when the others during school hours. >When they were young, before potty trained, enemas >were given on the changing table. They emptied the >bowels in a diaper. Once potty trained, I gave the >enema on the kitchen table until age 6 then they were >place over my lap. > >I dried out the syringe in the bathroom. > >Kathy

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