Does your baby get hiccups? And isn’t normal?

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I’ve read contradicting articles online about hiccups in the womb. Some say it’s normal, others say it could mean you have a compressed cord or something is wrong with the cord causing fetal distress. 
I have felt them a couple times... but never asked my midwife about them. 
Have you experienced them and have you asked your OB/midwife about them? Are they normal?

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All babies get hiccups in the womb. It just means that their lungs and diaphragm are developing normally. Don't get worried about the minimal things that aren't even backed by science

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funny, i’m 32 weeks monday and i haven’t felt any hiccups yet and i thought maybe something was wrong because i hadn’t!

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Honestly I have no idea what hiccups feel like 😂 she moves ALL THE TIME, what's hiccups vs little kicks? How do you know?

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This is my third baby and all three had/have the hiccups ALL THE TIME!!! My first and now this one sleep so much that’s sometimes the only way I knew/know they were/are ok. I wouldn’t worry to much! They are learning how to breath on their own! 💙💗

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My first had hiccups in the womb daily and did as a baby too. This pregnancy I’ve only felt hiccups once thus far.

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My baby has had hiccups since 20 something weeks. It comes in waves every few days like it does for anyone. I find it cute no matter how the baby moves. Even painful jabs are sweet due to the fact this is a double rainbow baby.

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Mine has hiccups since week 31. Usually when I wake up and I am sitting in the bed ready to get up.

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Edit: I meant ****Is it normal? Not Isn’t. Sorry

Does your baby get hiccups? And isn’t normal?

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