A vessel fitted with a flexible teat and filled with milk or formula; used as a substitute for breast feeding infants and very young children.
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The nursing bottle and the rubber caps must be kept scrupulously clean.
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Before the Empress was laid away Bud returned with the nursing bottle.
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Doesn't take 'em long away from the nursing bottle to get smarty.
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Mrs. Arable found a baby's nursing bottle and a rubber nipple.
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In the basket, beside the baby, was a nursing bottle.
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Whatever food is selected ought to be given by means of a nursing bottle.
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Ought to have a nursing bottle around your neck, and a nipple in your teeth.
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Get a nursing bottle or two.
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Add this to an equal quantity of barley water and feed lukewarm to the baby from the nursing bottle.
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Boil the water first, then cool it, and offer it to the baby in a cup, glass, or nursing bottle.
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The mother had died and left the tiny bundle of brown wool to be brought up on a nursing bottle.
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The nursing bottle should at all times be kept thoroughly clean by rinsing in hot water and washing in hot soapsuds.
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It can be given from a spoon, a medicine dropper, or taken from a nursing bottle, and either hot or cold.
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He'd seen baby lambs drink from nursing bottles in that same weak, I-can't-do-it-myself way.
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Mix all these ingredients thoroughly, and then pour the correct quantity into each of ten clean nursing bottles.
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Or the milk may be put directly into the nursing bottles and put aside in a cold place until needed.