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My baby gets the hiccups just about everyday, she is a week old. What do you ladies do (tips or tricks) to help get rid of them??
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Let her suck on a paci dipped in b___stmilk or formula
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im lucky as we tried the dummy/pacifier but she didnt want it, mine got them too daily, if u r bottle feeding my partner used to continue feeding her milk with the bottle while she had them and they would go as he said the only cure is to drink, it worked
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My daughter got them like crazy when she was new. Breastfeeding her for a couple of minutes always worked.
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gripe water....suppose to get rid of them.
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I gave my little guy gripe water before I fed him, that usually helped. However, sometimes he would get them anyways, so I just gave him a bit more milk, and they would go away. My mom said that when we were babies, she would dissolve a peppermint in water, and give us some of that. Must be one of those quick fix remedies from the old days!
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My week old does too! She doesn't seem to be very bothered by them though but they annoy me cus I hate getting them. They hurt!
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I am only b___stfeeding my baby, I haven't introduced a bottle or pacifier yet. I try to get her to feed when she has the hiccups, but I think she gets fusterated because sometimes she sucks when she hiccups and chokes on the milk :( It does work when I can get her to feed though. And it's not just when I feed her either. Sometimes just waking up from a nap she will get them or even just laying there. They don't really seem to bother her either, but they get so loud sometimes and her whole little bosy moves when she hiccups, it looks painful! What can I say; first time mom trying to spoil her baby :P
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