When Compared to Formula-Fed Infants, Infants Who Are Breastfed for Longer

question 105

Multiple Choice

When compared to formula-fed infants, infants who are breastfed for longer than 3 to 6 months can have lower rates of child and adult overweight and obesity. Which of the following does NOT support this observation?

• A) During the first year of life, formula-fed infants gain weight more rapidly than breastfed infants.
• B) Formula-fed infants consume larger volumes of milk at each feeding.
• C) Breastfed infants consume lower amounts of protein and calories than formula-fed infants.
• D) Breastfed infants grow in height and weight at a greater rate than formula-fed infants.

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