Someone asked me today if I've experienced the baby's hiccups yet. I hadn't paid much attention to it, but I think my l/o has the hiccups now. It is making me laugh so hard. I'm a FTM at 25 weeks and still not sure if it's the hiccups or not, but there's a lot of consistent movement going on in one spot.
I haven't noticed it with this one yet but with my first she would hiccup ALL THE TIME it was pretty adorable, even after she was born she hiccuped a lot for at least a few weeks. I dont' remember how far along I was though when I first felt her hiccuping. Id guess at least around 5 1/2 month mark.
I'm not sure if this is a stupid question but how can you tell if they're hiccuping? I have an anterior placenta so I've only just started getting used to daily kicking.
It's more of a quick thump and flutter in one spot vs a straight on kick or body movement. I can mainly tell when i see the bump go up and down really fast- hiccup. Swift wave movements of the skin- moving around. Not as hard as a kick! So awesome
It's a repetitive motion... Every time Im pregnant my baby gets them often. It's a little annoying at times now. This time baby had hiccups during the anatomy scan and you could literally see the poor babe moving to the hiccups.
All the time! 21 wks+ They feel like a repetitive, equally spaced then tapering off, thump that can last up to 5+mins. It is just like when you or your children have the hiccups. It can be annoying, but a reassurance also
I will go down in history as the only person to hate fetal hiccups. My first two had them pretty regularly... so I suspect this one will start to get them pretty soon here. For me it's like that annoying eye twitch that just won't go away.
As much as I hiccup, I'm surprised this kid isn't yet. Of course, it's entirely possible I just can't feel/notice it yet, too. Maybe my "hiccup gene" passed them by.
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