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Feeding Babies With Formula Could Put Kids at Risk for Obesity

by Mary Beth Sammons, Posted Dec 28th 2010 1:05PM

A new study shows baby formula can lead to childhood obesity. Credit: Getty If you're planning on feeding your baby infant formula rather than breast milk, first, get ready for an ugly debate with other new moms and random people who ...A new study warns that formula puts kids on a path of obesity.
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Breast or Bottle Feeding? No Difference: Moms Are Equally Tired

by Monique El-Faizy, Posted Nov 8th 2010 9:38AM

Bottle feeding or breast-feeding, you're wiped out. Credit: Getty Images
It's either good news or bad news, depending on your perspective: A new study shows that breast-feeding and bottle feeding mothers are equally exhausted.
...It's either good news or bad news, depending on your perspective: A new study shows that breast-feeding and bottle feeding mothers are equally exhausted.
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Hit the Bottle

by Meryl Levin, Posted Mar 3rd 2010 2:00PM

Credit: Mimijumi
Here is some good news for all those breastfeeding moms who've been kept on a short leash because their babies refuse to take a bottle: The nipples of Mimijumi's new Very Hungry bottles are designed to resemble ...
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Glass is back, baby

by Bethany Sanders, Posted Mar 16th 2008 2:00PM

My younger daughter was just weaning from the bottle when the news about bisphenol-A broke. I had been using a brand that was known to contain BPA (unbeknown to me, however) and that's just one more thing I have to add to my mama-guilt list. I quit ...
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ABC's 20/20 talks about breastfeeding tonight

by Jen Creer, Posted Jul 14th 2006 3:01PM

Thanks to the Eichaneurs for this tip. Tonight on 20/20, Elizabeth Vargas is going to tackle the disparities in this country between the federal government and the general public. The topic? Breastfeeding. (I guess the title kind of gave it away, ...
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WHO revises baby growth rate charts

by Karen Walrond, Posted Apr 25th 2006 1:04PM

From BBC.co.uk:  The World Health Organization is revising the charts currently used to measure the growth of babies.  The reason?  Current charts are based on formula-fed children from 20 years ago.  The new charts are to be ...
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