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Hiccupping bump = colicky baby

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Momof2 · 05/01/2005 14:10

Just wondering after something my Mum mentioned in conversation the other day - My bump is very hiccuppy and she says this means that we will be having a colicky baby - has anyone else heard of this? (Would like it to be wrong as you can probably imagine!)

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Caribbeanqueen · 05/01/2005 14:18

Hi, My bump used to hiccup every afternoon towards the end and she never had colic at all.

No guarantees but I hope this is what you wanted to hear!

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colditzmum · 05/01/2005 14:19

Same here, lots of hicoughs, no colic. In fact he was the most placid baby ever.

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Mirage · 05/01/2005 14:23

Not heard of this before.DD hiccupped almost continually & never had colic.She slept through at 9wks & has always been very easy going.

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futurity · 05/01/2005 14:25

DS hicupped lots and had reflux but no colic...slept through at 10 weeks. This bump is currently hicuping as I type so hope he doesnt have reflux as well (but the sleeping through thing would be cool!)

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Surfermum · 05/01/2005 14:33

I had a hiccuppy one too and dd wasn't colicky. She slept through from 5 weeks.

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secur · 05/01/2005 14:37

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PlainFlum · 05/01/2005 14:43

my bump hiccuped. baby no colic though, rarely cries.

does get hiccups alot though

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walliamsbabysmum · 05/01/2005 14:57

Loads of hiccups (ds esp) and no colic from either of them. (Tons of heartburn, and 2 babies with loads of black hair tho'....for another thread perhaps?)

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Catbert · 05/01/2005 15:04

Agree - first bump hiccoughed ALOT, second bump didn't. Neither was colicky.

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Prettybird · 05/01/2005 15:15

Bump hiccuped a lot - but ds slept through from about 2 weeks! (!) He was and still is a very happy, conteneted baby. Never had colic.

He's now 4 and only occasionally gets the "hiccalops" (as he calls them).

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MrsEvs · 05/01/2005 15:29

Same here, bump constantly had hiccups (any baby still gets them quite a bit), but has never been coliicky, in fact slept through from 3 weeks old

If anything from the replies on this thread it seems hiccupy babies sleep well!

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bonym · 05/01/2005 18:28

Dd hiccoughed all the time - no colic at all.

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Lonelymum · 05/01/2005 18:29

Mine all hiccupped a lot and I never experienced colic with them (four children)

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maretta · 05/01/2005 18:33

Mine hiccupped constantly and was colicky.

I seem to be the exception though.

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Twiglett · 05/01/2005 18:35

your mum is talking codswallop (sorry coddy)

old wives tale probably

no doubt she's been dangling rings over your tummy and everything

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Hausfrau · 05/01/2005 19:31

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oatcake · 05/01/2005 19:38

I heard that it means the baby's thriving.

Whatever. It's just something they do. No colic with my ds and he slept through from 9 weeks. very calm baby.

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Hausfrau · 05/01/2005 19:51

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Lonelymum · 05/01/2005 19:53

I thought hairy babies were supposed to cause the mother heartburn? All of mine had a full head of hair and I got the worst indigestion ever with all of them so that fits with mine.

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Surfermum · 05/01/2005 19:55

Mine too. Everyone told me that my heartburn meant I would get a hairy one. I imagined giving birth to a monkey.

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monkey · 06/01/2005 07:44

not me I hope lol.

my 3 have all been v. hiccuppy & I had terrible heartburn, but none were hairy, non were colicky & all slept well

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pooka · 06/01/2005 11:10

My dd hiccuped all the time, and did have colic. But I also had terrible heartburn and she is still bald as a coot at 18 months. Fed up with people saying what a cheerful chappie she is!

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