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- Your baby may hiccup occasionally, due to the immaturity of the nerves controlling the diaphragm (the major muscle for breathing).
- Usually, it does not bother them unless it occurs during feeding.
- If it bothers them, change their position or try burping them.
- Wait until they stop hiccupping before they resume feeding.
- If it's a recurrent problem, try feeding when they are calm and before they become very hungry.