In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most hiccups will go away on their own. Hiccups are often less disturbing to infants than they are to adults. If your baby seems bothered by the hiccups, is not feeding normally, or is not growing normally, see a doctor. If an infant is regularly hiccuping for over twenty minutes, this can be a symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) Other symptoms of GERD include spitting up and fussiness. A pediatrician may be able to prescribe medicine or provide recommendations on how you can help your baby cope with GERD. If you hear wheezing or the baby's breathing seems to be otherwise obstructed, take the infant to a doctor right away.
Summary: Give it time. Talk to a pediatrician if the baby's hiccups are abnormal. Talk to a pediatrician if the hiccups seem to be interfering with the baby's breathing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Trapdoor spiders are approximately 0.79 in to 1.26 inches (1 to 3 cm) long. That means roughly between the size of your pinky nail and your thumbnail. Trapdoor spiders are black or brown, with stout bodies and legs. Some species have paler color markings, or they may have a silky covering of hair. Their bodies are divided into two sections: the thorax (containing the head and legs) and the abdomen. The abdomen is typically lighter and a slightly different color. Though they may be difficult to see because of its small size, a trapdoor spider will have 6 eyes arranged in 3 groups, whereas most other spiders have 8 eyes. Trapdoor spiders are relatives of tarantulas, but are less hairy, and have smaller, shinier bodies. The jaws of a trapdoor spider are attached to the front of its head. They move up and down, unlike most other spiders, whose jaws move side to side. Females trapdoor spiders are larger than the males, but you will seldom see females because they rarely leave their burrows. Therefore, if you see a trapdoor spider, it is most likely a male. Look for these characteristics that identify male trapdoor spiders: Short and blunt spinnerets. These produce silk, and are located at the tip of the abdomen. A double spur about halfway along their front legs. A dusty or dull carapace (a harder area covering much of the thorax) that is lightly covered in bristles. Pedipalps (small appendages near the jaws) that resemble boxing gloves. There are numerous varieties of trapdoor spiders, each with slightly different physical characteristics. More varieties of trapdoor spiders are still being discovered. If you think you have seen a trapdoor spider, look up the specific varieties that live in your area, so that you know can what kind of specific markings to expect.
Summary: Take note of the spider's length. Look at the spider's body. Watch the spider's jaws move. Look for gender differences. Expect variations.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Don't break right out into the "I love you"s and don't talk about the future you want the two of you to have. You want to avoid speaking in definite terms about the future because this creates a lot of pressure and expectations for him...which is stressful and can scare him away! Instead, speak in terms of what you want to try or what you hope might become real eventually. "I hope we can try being more than friends,", etc. Don't be creepy when you tell him how you feel. This means no begging, no bargaining, and try not to touch him or get into his personal space until you know he feels the same way. You also shouldn't cling around him if he needs time to think about what you said. If you can, tell him how you feel in person. Using social media or a text can come across as not being very serious or, worse, being a joke. This is not how you want to start things with him. You don't want to rush into telling him and if he returns your feelings, don't rush into a serious relationship. If you're going to go through the torture of confessing, you want to be sure that you really like him first, right? This is can be a long process and one that will continue even if you start dating. Just focus on getting to know him for who he really is, by spending time with him and talking about things that are important to you: what you both want for the future, what your beliefs are, and what you like to do for fun.
Summary:
Don't pressure him. Don't be creepy. Don't use social media or a phone. Don't rush into things.