The oxygen transfer to the enamines 1a - f by dimethyldioxirane (DMD) in acetone solution leads to the alpha-amino epoxides 2a - f. The stability of the alpha-amino epoxides 2a - f depends only on the type of substitution at the nitrogen atom. Thus, while the epoxides 2a, b could be characterized spetroscopically, the epoxidation of the enamines 1c - f resulted in the corresponding alpha-amino ketone 3c (hydride shift) and the amides 4d - f (alkyl shift). The alpha-[bis(trimethylsilyl)]amino epoxides 2a, b represent the first observable enamine oxides and emphasize the value of stabilizing such labile epoxides through disilylation of the enamine nitrogen atom.