Hiccups...??

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How do you know when baby is hiccuping? I feel strong kicks/punches every day but have no clue what the difference is?
 
Hiccups def don't feel like a kick or punch. Its just a steady thump....like....hiccups.
 
i think, hiccups are the tiny little pop feelings lol

no idea but i get the little pop feelings every so often so just put them down as hiccups lol usually they come in little sets lol so that helps
 
like a tinny pop feeling or kinda like a pulse feeling like thud thud .....thud and it will some times be 3 really close together or spaced farther apart
 
You'll realise it's hiccups when it happens several times a day. It's a steady 'popping' feeling xx
 
It feels like popping or maybe even a weird "heart beat". My little one gets mad when they are strong and will also kick or punch me when he/she has them.
 
I agree with all the PP, it's smaller and more regular than other movements. Also you will probably feel them in a different place, closer to baby's head if you know where that is.
 
My baby has them alot, the further along you are the more obvious that it is hiccups. Its like a rythmic twitching feeling. My baby has them 2-4 times a day and can last up to 10 mins, its even woke me up in morning before.
 
Yep its like a rhythmical twitch which can go on for a few minutes or more....has a definate rhythm just like yours does :)
 
My baby boy gets hiccups about 15 minutes after I eat...everytime.... and I can feel them low, behind or just above my pelvic bone... just a pop, pop, pop, pop.... imagine a slow drip from a faucet...
 
Mines hiccuping now too. Can feel it by my pelvic bone and also higher up either by it's back or bum! Lol xx
 
My baby has hiccups now, it's kind of like a pulsing in my pelvis
 
My baby's hiccups feel like a rythmic pulse in my belly. They usually happen a bit after I eat as well. I don't think she enjoys them too much because it usually includes her moving around at the same time haha. I know my baby is head down right now, so I feel her hiccups really low a couple of inches in the centre right below my belly button, whereas I used to feel them higher up and off to the side before she was head down.
 

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