Babies get hiccups inside the womb. Truly bizarre. It seems weird to me that this is possible, what, with all the fluid he's floating around in, but it is indeed true. If you don't believe me, ask my thumpin' belly.
I read something about hiccups the other day that will help all of you relax. When babies get hiccups (inside or outside of the womb), it doesn't bother them! It's not like us-- the ones taking any kind of hiccup advice we can get (stand on your head, pull your ears, wiggle your toes.) No, babies don't hate it like we do. So next time you see a baby hiccuping, follow your instinct and go "Awwwww!" (I would post a picture of a baby hiccuping, but I can't find one.)
Hiccup.
Hiccup.
Hicc..
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Some scientist speculate the reason for a baby's hickup, is natures little push to help us latch on to things with our mouths, like for instance a nipple in wich to feed.
Tell you what, man, talkin' 'bout Marshall's--you know, man--dang ol' pervert, man.
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