personally, i swear by a teaspoon of lemon (or lime) juice. Works every time for me and my nearly-four year old daughter asks for "hiccup medicine" when she has them.
I had to comment on this. My cure is also foolproof, but is not really a kid cure. It's the old upside down glass of water trick. If you haven't heard of it, it goes so:
1. Get a glass of water - 8-10 oz should do the trick. 2. While standing and holding the glass, bend at the waist as low as you can comfortable go (no gymnastics, just bend pretty low). 3. Slowly drink the water. You will probably find that the far end of the glass is more comfortable to drink from. Drink it all down.
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personally, i swear by a teaspoon of lemon (or lime) juice. Works every time for me and my nearly-four year old daughter asks for "hiccup medicine" when she has them.
I had to comment on this. My cure is also foolproof, but is not really a kid cure. It's the old upside down glass of water trick. If you haven't heard of it, it goes so:
1. Get a glass of water - 8-10 oz should do the trick.
2. While standing and holding the glass, bend at the waist as low as you can comfortable go (no gymnastics, just bend pretty low).
3. Slowly drink the water. You will probably find that the far end of the glass is more comfortable to drink from. Drink it all down.
Hiccups gone.
i recommend the whipped peanut butter! it is yummy!
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