pamper

verb
UK /ˈpæmpə/
US /ˈpæmpər/

To take extra good care of someone and make them feel special.

On her birthday, they pampered her with breakfast in bed and a warm bubble bath.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To treat an animal with too much kindness and attention.

She pampers her cat with fancy food and a heated bed.

3. To give a place or thing extra care so it looks or feels nicer.

They pampered the old garden until it bloomed again.

4. To allow yourself a special pleasure or luxury.

After the exam, he pampered himself with a long massage.