How many saw parents getting enemas from the other parent?

@Sopaysophie said,

If taking solo or when self and husband took an enema for actual need we were seen a few times by our own two. I don't think its a bad thing when they are small, knowing enemas are not a baby thing, that when needed grown ups still have to take them.

Like you and your husband, my wife and I used enemas for both health and pleasure. And our kids, received enemas on doctor orders for constipation. So, when they required an enema, as a rule, we usually took care of that during their evening bath. As they got older, after receiving a couple of enemas at bath time, then put to bed. It wasn’t unusual, for one or both, to need to use the bathroom again. Walking in on us from time to time, as we gave one another a couple of enemas, after the kids were in bed.

From an early age, we purposely let them see mom and dad giving each other enemas. So, they’d know what to expect, when it came time for them to receive a couple of enemas. Helping take some of the uncertainty out of what was going to happen. Making them feel a little more comfortable.

As they got older, we used those occasions to teach them personal hygiene, including how to give themselves and each other enemas. Much like, my siblings and I had been taught, around the same age by mom and our aunts. It was also, a perfect opportunity, to start having a conversation with them about basic sexual activity/feelings. Being enemas started inducing feelings of a similar nature around the same age.

My parents never would have discussed or allowed anything having to do with bodily functions, to be known, or viewed. I don’t know of anyone who’s been aware of what their parents did behind closed doors. Honestly, it would turn my stomach.

I knew that mom and dad were putting the enema bag to good use, but never actually got to observe. My older sister and I were locked out of the house when those two were enjoying some intimacy. Grandma lived next door so we had some supervision. She told us that they needed some alone time. My dad was a traveling salesman who was gone for weeks at a time.

I do know that grandma was also taking care of mom's enema needs. I'm sure she was the catalyst for most things enema related. My sister was more inquisitive and not fearful about asking who got the enemas. She and I sometimes had a bet on the recipient.

@sse4fun said,

My sister was more inquisitive and not fearful about asking who got the enemas.

That sounds a whole lot like my sister growing up. She had a knack for asking questions at the most in opportune times. Like, asking mom, why my brother and I got a hard-on whenever she gave us enemas.