A simple explanation of hiccups for 7-year-olds, helping them understand why they happen and how to stop them.
Hiccups are little jumps or spasms that happen in our diaphragm, which is a muscle that helps us breathe. Sometimes, if we eat too fast, drink something fizzy, or get excited, we might get hiccups. It usually goes away on its own, but you can try holding your breath or drinking some water to help stop them!
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