bottle-feed
Use a nipple
To bottle-feed is to feed an infant or young animal with milk or formula from a bottle rather than from the breast.
The term applies to both human babies and animals: She bottle-fed the orphaned lamb.
Bottle-fed as an adjective describes someone raised this way: a bottle-fed baby.
Fixed method or notation
- nippleMammary projection
- burpExpel stomach gas
- sterilizeEliminate all microorganisms
- warmModerately heated, or friendly
cradle · newborn · pacifier · diapers · bassinet · nursery · swaddle · onesie
Fixed method or notation
- nourishmentFood that sustains life
- nutrientsVital dietary substances
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
- mineralsInorganic natural solids
proteins · calories · hydration · fortified · enriched · supplement · ounces · satiation
Forming close connections
- comfortEase or soothing relief
- holdingMaintaining physical possession
- cradlingHolding tenderly, protectively
- skin-to-skinUnclothed bodily touching
soothing · rocking · caregiver · attentiveness · patience · gentleness · tenderness · warmth
formula
Fixed method or notation
warm · cradle · newborn · pacifier · diapers · bassinet · nursery · swaddle · onesie · teething
formula
Fixed method or notation
- nourishmentFood that sustains life
- nutrientsVital dietary substances
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
minerals · proteins · calories · hydration · fortified · enriched · supplement · ounces · satiation · growth
bonding
Forming close connections
- comfortEase or soothing relief
- holdingMaintaining physical possession
- cradlingHolding tenderly, protectively
skin-to-skin · soothing · rocking · caregiver · attentiveness · patience · gentleness · tenderness · warmth · snuggling
orphan
Child whose parents died
puppy · piglet · foal · wildlife · rescue · surrogate · colostrum · dropper · syringe · rehabilitate
bottle-feedbreastfeed
Nurse an infant naturally
nurse · suckle · breast-feed · wet-nurse · latch