Sentences with phrase «bottle under your arm»

You might even go as far as putting the bottle under your arm so baby can latch on as if at the breast.

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He ordered a 40 of Pabst Blue Ribbon, handed over a few bucks, then climbed back on his scooter, bottle tucked under his arm — no helmet — and zipped down the sidewalk before veering into the street.

If you're a heavy smoker, drugged up on Ambien, or just drank a bottle of scotch, not only should you probably have someone who isn't messed up responsible for your children, but you certainly shouldn't pass out with a baby tucked under your arm.

He brought members up to date on her milestones, too: learning to eat from a bottle, then taking solid foods and feeding herself, learning to dive now that her buoyant pup fur is nearly replaced by grownup fur, and, just this week, discovering the pouches under her arms, which otters use to hold prey as they're foraging or to carry a useful rock for cracking clamshells.

You might not think two dads would need a nursing pillow, but you need to have good support under your arm when your sitting up and bottle feeding the baby — otherwise your arm will go numb.

Common signs for babies under the age of 4 months include waving the arms; turning the head or body away from the bottle; spitting out formula; making negative facial expressions; falling asleep; and pushing away the bottle (Ventura et al 2015).

I myself, Frank Bascombe, was mugged on Coolidge Street, one street over, late in April, spiritedly legging it home from a closing at our realty office just at dusk, a sense of achievement lightening my step, stiff hoping to catch the evening news, a bottle of Roederer - a gift from a grateful seller I'd made a bundle for - under my arm.