1. What is hiccup
Hiccup refers to a reflex action in the human gastrointestinal tract and respiratory tract, usually characterized by a sudden interruption and brief pause in the sound when exhaling air, followed by a \”gurgling\” sound when exhaling air again. For babies, hiccups are very common.
2. Why do hiccups occur
1. The baby feeds too quickly or swallows too much air
2. Infant indigestion or gastrointestinal discomfort
3. The baby’s nerves are not fully developed
3. How to prevent hiccups
1. Let your baby eat slowly and avoid eating too quickly
2. Keep the baby in an upright position before and after feeding to avoid swallowing air
3. Give the baby a proper massage or pat on the back
4. How to deal with baby’s hiccups
1. Keep the baby in an upright position and gently pat the baby\’s back to help deflate air
2. You can distract your baby with favorite toys and reduce anxiety
3. If hiccups last for too long or are accompanied by other symptoms, you should seek medical treatment in time
5. How to help your baby fall asleep
1. Keep your baby in a quiet and comfortable environment
2. Give the baby a proper massage or pat on the back
3. You can try singing or telling stories to your baby to help them relax
6. Things to note
1. Don’t let your baby be overly full or overly hungry
2. Avoid letting the baby lie down while feeding
3. Conduct regular physical examinations and deal with problems in a timely manner
Media article summary:
Hiccups are a common phenomenon during the newborn period. For new parents, how to prevent and deal with hiccups is very important. This article explains the causes, prevention and treatment of hiccups, and provides some tips to help your baby fall asleep. Parents are also reminded to pay attention to some small details to avoid problems. If you have any concerns, please seek medical advice promptly.
