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How many times a day does your baby hiccup?

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LadyBunnyFluff · 19/12/2016 11:14

I am 36 weeks. My baby is having hiccuping multiple times a day, yesterday she had at least six sessions that I was awake for.

Is this normal?

How many times a day does your baby have hiccups ?

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Nikki2ol6 · 19/12/2016 11:42

My baby had 7 sessions a couple of weeks ago at around 35-36wks now he's back to once or twice

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PeachBellini123 · 19/12/2016 12:32

From what I've read/been told it's them practising breathing.

Mine has quite a few sessions a day and sometimes at night Hmm

Will be funny to see them hiccuping on the outside Grin

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foamybananasweets · 19/12/2016 12:40

Every time I wanted to sleep! I never counted, but it was pretty constant. DD is 10yo now and still gets hiccups all the time Grin

She had pretty bad silent reflux as a baby which took a while to pick up. I was told this was reasonably common for really hiccupy babies but don't know how true that is.

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Littlelegs19 · 19/12/2016 12:40

When I was pregnant, from around 32-36 weeks he would hiccup at least 7 times a day (that I felt.) now that he is here, he gets hiccups around 4 times a day, maybe more. My midwife said it was them practise breathing and is nothing to worry about xx

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Princesspinkgirl · 19/12/2016 13:06

On average once every 1-2 days with my pink bump

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LadyBunnyFluff · 19/12/2016 17:51

I feel better hearing that the majority of posters also have little manic hiccupers!

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ElspethFlashman · 19/12/2016 17:54

It actually depends on the baby. My first hiccupped in the womb all the time and hiccupped quite a lot the first year too.

My second never hiccupped in the womb and never hiccupped once born either!

Don't ask me to explain it cos I haven't a clue!

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