sxc.hu: cr55 A new study, published in Paediatrics , suggests babies who are breast-fed in early infancy take in fewer calories later in infancy than bottle-fed babies. Researchers found that among 1,250 infants followed for the first

year of life, those who were bottle-fed (expressed or formula milk) during the first six months, showed less appetite “self-regulation” later in infancy. Continue reading…

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Bottle-fed Babies May Consume More Calories