Cosset (verb)

1. To treat with excessive care and attention; to pamper.
2. To protect or shield from hardship or unpleasantness.

Origin:

Derived from the old french word "cosseter" meaning "to make comfortabl.e"

Examples:

1. She cosseted her child, keeping him from all harm.
2. He cosseted his pet, ensuring it had the best food and care.
3. The new parents cosseted their newborn, never letting it out of their sight.
4. The company cosseted its star employee, giving her special perks and bonuses.
5. The manager cosseted his team, ensuring they had all the resources they needed.