pample

1. To deceive someone out of kindness.

2. Lying to protect a person from the awful reality that is the truth

Mother : "for Jasus sake John its time tell the girl the truth. "

Daughter : What do you mean Mammy?"

Mother : "Jacinta you are 46 now its time you knew the truth. you father has been pampelling you for years. A TOM CAT DID NOT TAKE AWAY THE KITTENS. Your father drowned then."

Alternatively

The electorate expect to be pampled at every turn so as not to have to face the reality of a corrupt government and rotten state.

or

It is important to pample young children on certain matters.

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Pampled

Overwhelmed; taken too much

So much homework, i'm pampled by it all