Bigger baby bottles linked to weight gain

By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) - Babies who drink from large bottles early in life may be experience more weight gain by six months of age than infants who drink from smaller bottles, a study suggests. About 45 percent were being fed from bottles that held at least six ounces of baby formula. Compared with babies fed from smaller bottles, infants with at least six-ounce bottles had about a half-pound (0.21 kilograms) more weight gain by six months, the study found.