Fat Baby Myths and Postnatal Tricks by Richard Simmons
This final column in a four part series warns parents that fat babies risk lifelong weight issues. It argues heredity and habits shape body type, stresses not overfeeding infants, and urges pregnant women to limit weight gain while noting a British study linking birth weight to later obesity.
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Breast feeding and infant weight guidance for new families
The article urges preferencing breast milk over formula to avoid excess weight gain and sugar exposure. It cautions against feeding on cry alone, endorses gradual solid foods, no early Pablum, and no heavy sugar. It advises home prepared foods, no salt added, portion control, regular weighing, and family health routines.
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