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does anyone else feel bad?

When your baby gets hiccups? I know its a good thing because they are practicing breathing but omg i feel so bad. Every time she gets them I want to cry. I feel like its annoying. I hate it so much when I get hiccups so I can just imagine hoe she feels because she's just a little baby. My mom says I'm so hormonal but seriously. I feel really bad. Is there anything I can do to stop her from having them for so long?
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It's a different kind of hiccups... since in utero the fetus has fluid instead of oxygen in its lungs, it's probably not quite the same sensation as the breathless discomfort of hiccups as we know them. I wouldn't spend too much time feeling bad about it - you can't prevent it or fix it, and it's only one of millions of new experiences to learn about.
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She's head down so I feel them down there now lol. But I just feel so bad. I hate hiccups. But I think its just hormones and that instinct where I start to worry to much lol this is Ny first so all this is new.
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Joezee92 you sound like my hubby! He gets so frustrated when he gets hiccups. They don't bother me at all and he doesnt get how they don't annoy me.
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They get hiccups from drinking so its a good thing, no need to feel bad! I thought it was cute. My daughter got them all the time lol
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