Coddle (verb)

To treat someone with excessive care and attention; to pamper or spoil someone.

Origin:

The word coddle is derived from the irish word "cadail" which means "to nurse". it is used to describe the act of treating someone with excessive care and attention.

Examples:

1. She coddled her little brother, always making sure he was comfortable and happy.
2. He coddled the baby, holding her gently and talking softly to her.
3. The parents coddled their child, not allowing him to make any decisions for himself.
4. The teacher coddled her students, giving them extra time and help when they asked for it.
5. The company coddled its employees, offering them many perks and benefits.