Feeling baby’s hiccups, good or bad?

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I’m 34 weeks as a ftm and recently I’ve been able to feel my boys hiccups. It’s usually around the same time every night and doesn’t last longer than 5-6 minutes. I’m reading that its normal and a good sign that everything is working well. But also reading that it could be umbilical cord issues.
Do I need to worry or is it actually a good thing?

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It's a normal thing don't worry too much

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FTM here. I believe it is normal. I have to admit, I find it the sweetest thing 🥰

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Perfectly normal. Babies get hiccups in the womb because they are practicing breathing and working those muscles 😊

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My baby had hiccups at least 6-8 times a day in the womb as of 32 weeks. It was basically constant. 
The hiccups continued after birth, so for the first six weeks, the hiccups would interrupt feeding sessions  constantly, but baby was perfectly healthy.

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It's normal

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Totally normal and a great sign of practicing breathing!
My girl had the hiccups easily 3-5 times a day lasting anywhere from 5-15mins. No cord issues.

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My son had hiccups all the time when I was pregnant with him. He was completely fine.

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My boy had hiccups all the time in my belly! When he was born he also kept getting hiccups 😂 no matter how much we winded him and fed him he just got them.. nothing to worry about! They are just practicing drinking in the womb

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I didn’t feel any hiccups with my baby until 35ish weeks and then I felt them everyday specifically at night. I also got worried after reading some stuff on google and called our nurse line and they reassured me that it was totally normal. My babe is now 10 months old.

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As long as he’s continuing to be active and your kick counts are where they should be.

Feeling baby’s hiccups, good or bad?

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