In the next room, the seal was being doted on.
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Hector Enrique Lazo and Amada Vallecillos doted on their granddaughter.
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On a recent afternoon, she doted on Olive Tanaka, 893.
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People don't just visit La Domaine Esemar to be doted on, though.
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Ms. Goering's feelings for her father, who doted on her, were straightforward.
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Black daughters don't need to be doted on and undermined because they're women.
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Gary said that Lali doted on Gita for the rest of her life.
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Her older kids were around [the hospital] a lot and doted on the baby.
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His wife, senior adviser Ivanka Trump, doted on her children as she greeted lawmakers.
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Dick was particularly adept at manipulating his mother, who doted on her only child.
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She was happily married with two young children, who she doted on, according to Cram.
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Nation's husband This isn't the first time Wang has doted on Coco in this fashion.
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The tragedy leaves Ed Bledsoe without his wife and the great-grandchildren he doted on.
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There are napkins on every table, and free pitchers of water carefully doted on, too.
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The first grandchild on both sides, he was doted on by aunts, uncles and grandparents.
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His neighbor, Ken Watson, had always doted on Mr. Williams's 2½-year-old daughter, Cadi.
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Describing her as "a cheerful, exuberant person," Dorson said Giehll also doted on her young son.
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Her three children shared stories of how she doted on them, even after they were grown.
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Takuya Yokota hopes to once again meet the older sister who doted on her twin brothers.
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Eric Paddock, Mr. Paddock's youngest brother, said his brother loved Ms. Danley and doted on her.
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Being watched and doted on by salespeople has long been part of the luxury shopping experience.
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Williams and his wife, Caroline, who live in Wales, told BBC that Watson "doted" on their toddler.
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She doted on her surviving child, the stolid Percy Florence, who was interested in sailing, not poetry.
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His long visit in 21984, when he had so doted on his grandchildren, had exceeded all her expectations.
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At just 2 days old, Kim Kardashian West's newborn daughter is already being doted on by her aunts.
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Mary Lou Nye was the youngest of five children and doted on her grandson, according to Bart Nye.
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When she was not at work, she doted on her children and watched "General Hospital" with her mother.
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But Spielberg freed her to improvise dialog and doted on her, constantly checking if she needed a break.
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Les, barely in his teens and used to being doted on, learned to take care of his father.
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Later, he doted on his son, Gary Jr., creating a club team he initially called the Runnin' Rebels.
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In the meantime, I had four other children whom I also doted on, but not in the same way.
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He doted on his granddaughter, spending time with her after work on science experiments, Melendez and her sisters said.
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He looked the same, he acted pretty much the same; he became a father and doted on his daughter.
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But the dancers were often treated with respect, seen as talented artists to be doted on by adoring audiences.
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While his father doted on him in secret, he was persuaded to send Kim Jong Nam overseas for his education.
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Inside the mall's cafe, two young baristas doted on him as he leaned back in his chair and ordered cake.
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He doted on my son, and after he had delivered the food made a standard Thai inquiry: Is it delicious?
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Sigrid, who had light caramel skin, was their only child, and her parents, Martha and Frank Gilchrist, doted on her.
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Since Crew joined the Gaines family, Ella and Emmie have doted on their baby sibling and mom Joanna couldn't be prouder.
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Marguerite allows herself to be doted on by a French intelligence officer, Pierre Rabier (Benoit Magimel), who's working for the Germans.
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They doted on her during her girlhood in Port Arthur, Texas, and beyond, and she never stopped wanting to please them.
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The couple, who formed a bond before the 2018 breeding season, doted on the adopted chick, said Tish Hannan, an aquarium official.
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Though jail often kept them apart, Mr. Sullivan doted on his daughter and tried to shield her from his habits and temper.
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The film looks at feral cats in Buenos Aires, particularly the doted-on "guardians" of a major tourist attraction, the Recoleta Cemetery.
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Brodie's father, Sean, doted on his young son, according to Paiz, who called the father "just a big supporter" of his child's pursuits.
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Peter Parker is a celebrity wrestler happily married to Gwen Stacy, with a son doted on by his Uncle Ben and Aunt May.
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But I wasn't about to devote my life to some genius who's only acknowledged after his death, gently doted on by his followers.
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He doted on a godson, and loved his cat, a creature with her own Instagram account, modelling career, full-time maid, and diamonds.
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She wore a pink head scarf over dark braids and doted on Roxie, bringing her a rattle and entertaining her as we ate.
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Jeff was a dog of an unusual breed that Daniel's wife doted on and that he utterly ignored, never feeding, petting or walking.
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It is clear that his parents have marked him as special, and not just in the way youngest children are often doted on.
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FROM PEN: Raising a Little Princess: All About Charlotte's Amazing Childhood Another family member the new baby can expect to be doted on by?
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Left behind in his tidy yellow home was the dog he doted on, Mr. "Bo" Bojangles, along with his ID, credit cards and passport.
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As a young boy, his aunt Dede doted on him, giving him grown-up atlases and the definitive Jane's series of aircraft reference books.
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Ms. Mintz was a guest at the wedding of Mr. Younger and his late wife, Sherry, and remembered how he had doted on her.
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Luckily, I was already proficient in this language, as the doted-on daughter of a brainy father with whom I spent hours in conversation.
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In this exclusive first look at the images, Brooks is doted on by a gaggle of gorgeous men as she shows off Siriano's vibrant designs.
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Even though the baby has no idea what is happening, they are fussed over and doted on as they celebrate their first year of life.
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She has to adapt her personality, her appearance, her humor, her intelligence, and even her name to make her clients feel doted on and comfortable.
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As for who got in and who did not, Mr. Werner said, the decision was obvious: Flo, as she was known, doted on her grandchildren.
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She was an effusive and creative woman who so doted on animals that she once nursed and injured pigeon back to health in her Tribeca studio.
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He stayed with his grandmother, who cooked for him and doted on him but avoided asking questions, almost as if she did not want to know.
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He loved his new life in his new country, where he worked as a supervising environmental health specialist and doted on his two sons and one daughter.
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Wanting the pup to be as comfortable as possible, Golden doted on the dog, covering him in pats and hugs while Dr. Stone prepared for the procedure.
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Cameron Robinson Gray, 54, tells PEOPLE her stepson, Cameron Robinson, was an intelligent, athletic and compassionate man who loved country music and doted on his young nephew.
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According to locals she doted on her three kids, two boys and a girl, all of whom were under the age of 12 when she was killed.
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An El Paso native, he and his wife, Patricia, never had children of their own, but were foster parents who doted on their many nieces and nephews.
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"The dominant male in the relationship does like to subvert the traditional roles and be doted on and cared for for a few days," he told me.
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He doted on her, financed a nightclub act and some of her films, and put her in a commercial for the aperitif Dubonnet, one of his properties.
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While Prince Albert took salutes in the palace forecourt below from the carabineri — Monaco's soldiers, celebrating their 200th anniversary — Princess Charlene doted on Jacques, primping his new haircut.
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Musician Steven Tyler doted on his granddaughter Lula Rose, 8 months, over the weekend – a sweet moment captured in a new photo shared by his daughter Liv Tyler.
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Harry's brother Prince William and Kate Middleton also paid tribute to the future king on social media with a photo of Prince Louis being doted on by Charles.
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In recent years, she has zipped around Washington on a motorcycle, taken boxing lessons and doted on her Husky, Kellan, whom she outfitted with a Putin chew toy.
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It's not clear why Mr. Watson chose to give Cadi 14 years' worth of Christmas presents, but her parents told the BBC that he had "doted" on her.
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Other people who had interacted with Adam or his mother described Nancy as a mother who doted on her son, indulging his compulsion to stay in his room.
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It helped that she fell happily in love with John Brown, the Scottish servant who doted on her, teased her and never dreamed of treating her with condescension.
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A grieving Michelle Ryerson tells PEOPLE that her son, 27-year-old Aaron Anderson, was a hard-working, kind-hearted father who doted on his 16-month-old son.
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Playing up her Southern drawl, Roberts anchored the film's tear-jerking drama with her sunniness as Shelby, the doted-on daughter of M'Lynn (Sally Field) struggling with Type 1 diabetes.
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"As anticipated, Jackie doted on Alec, and Alec, despite his been-there, seen-everything show business poise, occasionally revealed the lightest possible slick of sweat on his brow," Simon writes.
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Charlie has changed in the intervening years: He's not the fresh-scrubbed tech founder who broke her heart, or the clingy college boyfriend who once doted on her every need.
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She's also doted on the dogs in the past, throwing them lavish birthday parties and giving them their own Instagram account, which has 461,000 followers despite a lack of recent activity.
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She's also doted on the dogs in the past, throwing them lavish birthday parties and giving them their own Instagram account, which has 461,000 followers despite a lack of recent activity.
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The first half of Chris Reed's editorial — titled "Let's be honest America: Dogs are parasites, not man's best friend" — suggests that humans have doted on their dogs a little too aggressively.
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She was a feminist, by Gaza standards, shattering traditional gender rules, but also a daughter who doted on her father, was particular about her appearance and was slowly assembling a trousseau.
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Jason spent most of his formative years in a small medical foster home in Beijing, where he was doted on by volunteers but lacked the one thing every child needs -- a family.
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Intelligent and sensitive animals like pigs are alternately treated as beloved pets and delicious snacks, doted on with parental affection by some and slaughtered by the millions in factory farms by others.
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A devoted mom, she doted on her daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, and she was excited about the baby boy she was expecting with husband Chris Watts.
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Left behind in his tidy yellow home was the dog he doted on, Mr. "Bo" Bojangles, along with Cunningham's ID, credit cards and passport, according to police in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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But China's millennials are often doted on by parents and two sets of grandparents, prompting fears that China has produced a generation of "little emperors" unable or unwilling to take care of themselves.
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Ellen doted on Charlie, insisting on breastfeeding the baby girl herself, even as she made it clear she wished Charlie had been a boy – because, we later discover, Paimon prefers a male host.
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Meanwhile, she is doted on by her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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"He always said he would never want this for his marriage," Darla Shine wrote, describing her husband as someone who doted on their children, and a romantic who likes to dance on dates.
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Born in September 1918, the youngest of five children and supposedly doted on and spoiled by his mother, Guay would grow into a horrible person: violent, abusive, serially unfaithful, self-absorbed, and entitled.
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I split time between there and my maternal grandparents' house, or "matamaal," in a verdant central Srinagar area, where I was the first of eight grandchildren, doted on by a boisterous extended family.
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After that, Wonder Woman would take a number of regressive turns that her free-thinking creator would've loathed: She doted on Steve Trevor more, relinquished her powers, and at one point, opened a boutique.
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Friends said Susie Irizarry — as the grandmother was known to them — was a vigilant guardian who doted on Heaven, and city officials confirm that there was never a complaint that Heaven was physically abused.
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That was me, one night, looking at the women at the corner table who doted on their steak for an hour while I poked at my (perfectly all right) cod with clams and hazelnuts.
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Off-camera, she's not even a housewife; on email, she goes simply by the letter C. And as far as "children," she's got a few cats and a Baby (her much-doted-on miniature goldendoodle).
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She doted on their year-old son, Heyden, whom Mr. Selemani called the center of her life; cooked Congolese dishes for friends; and was always there to support Mr. Selemani, a soccer player, at matches.
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According to Slashfilm, the 80-year-old Spahn let Manson and his acolytes live on the ranch rent-free in exchange for sex from the Manson girls, who also doted on him and cooked him meals.
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Inside the archive, which is not open to the public, he has doted on the historic bats — Babe Ruth's, Shoeless Joe Jackson's and Wee Willie Keeler's — that the hall sets aside for his viewing and analysis.
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Once best known as the boy Fujimori publicly doted on during his decade in power, Kenji has since turned his carefree juvenile image into an asset that contrasts with the 42-year-old Keiko's more composed persona.
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Mr Corbyn has lived an austere life but also a cosseted one—he grew up in a manor house in Shropshire, doted on by left-wing parents, before immersing himself in the agitprop culture of north London.
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One of the few manifestations of diva temperament is a sulky demand for an "emergency wig" by Miss Harlow, an 18-year-old native of Philadelphia and the eventual winner, doted on by the camera and Sabrina.
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Meanwhile she is doted on by a triumvirate of strapping boys — her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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Now she is back in Oscar contention for "Victoria & Abdul," the saga of how the queen grew close to another younger man, also a servant who doted on her after the other one died, again outraging her household.
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As they get to know each other on fancy space dates—doted on by a bartending Michael Sheen cyborg—the duo soon finds out that they're the only passengers that have woken up out of hibernation—90 years too soon.
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The crackers that I once doted on delivered grain and salt, but never herbal Middle Eastern za'atar; golden, peppery hawaij, a blend of turmeric and other spices from Yemen; or North African harissa, with its ruddy tint and vibrant heat.
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Back in Utah, Melissa Thomson had grown up in a Mormon home and married at 22; she worked in banking and, in her spare time, doted on her pedigreed cats, even serving as treasurer of the local Cat Fanciers group.
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"The water was a kind of embarrassing secret, the unloved daughter, neglected, while the parks were doted on, fussed over, overused," muses the narrator of Teju Cole's novel "Open City" (2011), about Manhattan, an island, one of America's mythic ports of entry.
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A sickly child who experienced several brushes with death, Dedo, as he was called, was doted on by his French mother, Eugénie Garsin, along with her sister, Laura, and her father, Isaac, who believed that the Garsin clan had descended from Baruch Spinoza.
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When I was young, and new to modern art, I doted on the Expressionist heads and faces by the Russian-born artist Alexei Jawlensky, which he painted in thick layers of clamorous color, and wondered why a bigger deal wasn't made of them.
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For all of the tweaking of its image, Ms. Taylor insists that the company is not about to abandon its legacy customer — the woman, or man, who has long doted on the Frederick's '50s-inspired, curve-enhancing corsets, frilly skivvies and nipple-freeing cone-shaped bras.
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As Goodwin is shown grooming China, accompanying her as she tries on bikinis at a department store and taking her to Paris, Glen hovers indecisively, wanting to put a stop to what's happening but unwilling to put his foot down and confront either his doted-on child or the artist he so admires.
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