A high level of success in infant nutrition has been achieved in the United States by breast feeding as preferred, or by feeding with iron fortified infant formulas. Minor controversies about feeding choices occur when infants are weaned from an all liquid diet to one containing a variety of solid foods.

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iron, liquid diet, weaning, infant formula, solid food, breast feeding, infant nutrition
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1989