Hiccups?!

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  1. Irishmum

    Irishmum Mum to Alex

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    I know that they are a normal part of every humans life. But when Alex gets them she could have them for anything up to 40 mins and it breaks my heart watching her whole body shake every time she 'hups'.

    She seems to get them after her first feed everyday. I was just wondering do you think it could be something Im doing, the way im feeding her or something. And also is there any way to help ease them?

    Thanx

    x
     
  2. Serene123

    Serene123 Guest

    Lots of burping. Although hiccups are completely natural and they're not hurting her
     
  3. doumauk

    doumauk mama to salim,expecting

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    Salim gets hiccups all the time, he did while he was inside me as well. If they havnt gone by 5 minutes I just put him on my breast so he can suck and they go. This is what my midwife said to do. It gets rid of them straight away.
     
  4. Sarah88

    Sarah88 Full time working mummy

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    Thats the exact same advice my Dr gave me! Works every time, except when she's not hungry and doesn't suck...
     
  5. missjess

    missjess Mummy of a prince

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    Josh use to get it 2-3 times a day the first 2 month when he was born. He rarely gets it now.
     
  6. Irishmum

    Irishmum Mum to Alex

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    I sadly am not BFing. Although I wish I could have. So maybe the same trick will work with a dummy?
     
  7. doumauk

    doumauk mama to salim,expecting

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    salim has a dummy but he doesnt like sucking it when he gets hiccups lol. I guess sucking on a bottle of cooled boiled water would work if he/she isnt hungry though
     
  8. leeanne

    leeanne Mom of 3 and Stepmom of 2

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    When mine has the hiccups I give him a bit more of his bottled formula and it gets rid of them every time.
     
  9. Linzi

    Linzi Prodest mummy ever

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    Seth gets them a lot too but it's really funny because he gets angry after about 10 mins and shouts at them after every one. I shouldn't laugh really

    xxx
     
  10. Donna79x

    Donna79x Mummy to Rihanna Paige x

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    Hey hun,

    i have the same with Rihanna but nearly after every feed. I have tried her dummy but no joy and she doesnt generally want more milk when she as them either as it makes her sick.

    I just put her over my shoulder and rub her back which helps soothe her till they have gone (15-20 mins).

    xx
     
  11. nikky0907

    nikky0907 Well-Known Member

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    It can work with the formula bottle.Lola-Rose also gets them and she just sucks on the bottle and it gets rid of them.Although it's perfectly normal to have hiccups...

    I find it quite funny as she used to have them in my tummy :cloud9:
     
  12. Irishmum

    Irishmum Mum to Alex

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    Thanx a mill ladies. Shall try all of your suggestions. Im tryin not to be too much of a worrier, and its not even that they worry me I just hate seeing her whole body shake and seeing her get so frustrated. (I think thye bother me more than they bother her sometimes lol)
     

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