bottle-feeder
Baby's milk dispenser
A bottle-feeder is someone or something that feeds using a bottle rather than nursing naturally.
The term applies to caregivers who feed infants with bottles rather than breastfeeding, or to young animals raised on bottles: The lamb was a bottle-feeder from birth.
Bottle-fed is the more common form.
Fixed method or notation
- supplementSomething added to complete
- colostrumInitial postpartum milk
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
- fortifiedMade more resistant
hydration · calories · probiotics · digestion · allergens · lactose-free · hypoallergenic · nutrients
Fixed method or notation
- nippleMammary projection
- sterilizeEliminate all microorganisms
- bibMealtime chest covering
- pacifierInfant sucking device
crib · nursery · diapers · onesie · swaddle · bassinet · newborn · teething
Mammary projection
- capCovering for top
- collarNeck encirclement
- ventedReleased built-up emotion
- siliconeFlexible synthetic polymer
latex · sterilizer · measuring · BPA-free
Mother or father
- nannyHired child caretaker
- babysitterHired child caretaker
- guardianProtective caretaker of another
- grandparentParent once removed
caregiver · on-demand · supervision · responsibility · attentive · soothing · bonding · comfort
formula
Fixed method or notation
- supplementSomething added to complete
- colostrumInitial postpartum milk
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
fortified · hydration · calories · probiotics · digestion · allergens · lactose-free · hypoallergenic · nutrients · ounces
formula
Fixed method or notation
pacifier · crib · nursery · diapers · onesie · swaddle · bassinet · newborn · teething · stroller
nipple
Mammary projection
silicone · latex · sterilizer · measuring · BPA-free
parent
Mother or father
- nannyHired child caretaker
- babysitterHired child caretaker
- guardianProtective caretaker of another
grandparent · caregiver · on-demand · supervision · responsibility · attentive · soothing · bonding · comfort · nurture