@littlemiracleslv: Yes, babies get hiccups in the womb. On 3D/4D and HD we see the diaphragm snap down, and the whole body does a tiny jump same spot, same beat, over and over. Baby isn’t breathing air. They’re practicing with amniotic fluid. That sudden squeeze of the diaphragm is the hiccup. No sound… just that little jolt you can feel (and we can show you). We can see them on ultrasound as early as 9–10 weeks. Most mamas start feeling them around 24–28 weeks. They’re normal. They’re healthy. They’re your baby’s lungs and breathing muscles getting ready for the outside world. Kicks wander around. Hiccups stay in one place and keep a rhythm for a minute or two, then stop. If you ever want to see it instead of just feel it that’s what 4D is for. Come see your little miracle in motion. Little Miracles ultrasound 702-934-7414. #H#HDLiveF#FetalHiccupsB#BabyHiccupsP#PregnancyTikTokL#LasVegasMoms

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