Very twisted logic. What makes this even more confusing is that
whatever the magic age and weight are keep changing. Normal weights for
babies (and adults for that matter) one or two generations ago were
very different than they are now. I don't believe that the changes are
all due to scientific research, style, fashion, advertising all play a
very big part in all of this.

Naomi Bar-Yam

> I can't help but wonder-what is the magical age when
> bigger=better changes to bigger=worse?  Does anyone else see the
> twisted logic here?
>
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