Babies Are Hungry, and They're Going to Pig Out

The video discusses baby-led weaning, a feeding approach that allows infants to self-regulate their eating. It reviews studies suggesting potential benefits like reduced obesity risk, but a recent trial found no significant BMI differences. Historical and modern concerns about infant feeding are explored, highlighting the need for parental intervention despite some benefits of baby-led weaning.

How did the concerns about infant feeding in the 1940s differ from those today?

What implications does the study suggest about infants' ability to regulate their own eating?