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1. She was breast-fed and not bottle-fed.

2. Were her children breast-fed or bottle-fed?

3. Were you bottle-fed or breast-fed as a child?

4. Leading scientists claim breast-fed babies are intellectually brighter.

5. Breastfed babies are less likely to fall victim to stomach disorders.

6. They were breast-fed on it.

7. The breast-fed infant will not easily wet the bed.

8. Babies who are exclusively breast-fed are at particular risk because nursing mothers tend to be deficient in the vitamin too.

9. She took to nursing easily, was breast-fed exclusively for six or seven months, and ate little else even after that.

10. But those boys who had been breast-fed for at least six months achieved maths and writing scores about 9 per cent higher than those who had been bottle-fed.

11. A child that is not breast-fed at all is 14.4 times as likely to die.

12. Because breast-fed babies are healthier,[sentencedict.com] the AAP projects that a significant increase in the nation's breast-feeding rate could trim nearly $4 billion a year in health care costs.

13. And breast-fed babies also took more frequent, shorter naps than formula-fed infants.

14. Even among children who had been breast-fed for six months or longer, there was no evidence that breast-feeding prevented eczema or limited its severity.

15. Donovan also would like to learn how bacteria in the gut differ in formula- and breast-fed babies, and this technique should make that possible.

16. Mother of two Leah Timms, 28, who has two boys, said she breast-fed them to give them the best start in life emotionally, mentally and physically.

17. “We’ve known for years that the death rates in Third World countries are lower among breast-fed babies,” she adds.

18. The patients are more likely to be African - American and dark - skinned, and more likely to have been exclusively breast-fed for an extended period of time[sentencedict.com], without vitamin supplementation.

19. Researchers focused their attention on formula feeding mothers who had never breast-fed. The data shows that those surveyed chose not to breast-feed because there was a "lack of desire."

20. Over all, The Lancet said, 1.4 million child deaths could be averted each year if babies were breast-fed properly.

21. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 74 percent of American women who gave birth in 2004 breast-fed their babies, continuing an upward trend since the early 1990s.

22. Perhaps one of the most important considerations for a family, even before a baby arrives, is whether or not the new baby will be breast-fed.

23. My baby is three or four months time to give up the breast-fed .

24. There are significant difference in blood leptin levels and anthropometric parameters between Formula-fed infants and breast-fed infants in the first year of life.

25. In the United States, about 13 percent of babies are exclusively breast-fed for six months, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

26. Yet even infants who receive sterilized formula suffer from more meningitis and infection of the gut, ear, respiratory tract and urinary tract than do breast-fed youngsters.