Don’t breastfeed your child during breastfeeding until the hiccups are over. Hiccups may be the abdomen is cold, food accumulation and other reasons to stimulate the diaphragm spasm caused by the symptoms, usually can can be relieved on their own. For children, if they continue to eat liquids after hiccups, it may lead to choking, coughing, milk spillage, vomiting and other phenomena, and in serious cases, cause aspiration pneumonia, so you can not feed water and breastfeeding when hiccups. When your child has hiccups, it’s best to wait and observe that he or she is no longer hiccuping and can be fed in small amounts, and continue to observe after feeding to see if there is any abnormality. A small amount of hiccups is normal, but if the hiccups don’t stop, we recommend that you seek medical attention.