Okay, the user wants me to translate "spoon-feeds" into Dutch. Let me think. First, "spoon-feeds" is a noun, probably referring to the act of feeding someone with a spoon, maybe in a caregiving context. In Dutch, the verb "to feed" is "voeden," and "spoon" is "lepel." So "spoon-feeds" could be "lepels voeden" or "voeden met een lepel." But maybe there's a more common term. Wait, sometimes in care settings, they use specific terms. Let me check if "lepels voeden" is correct. Alternatively, "spoon-feeding" as a gerund might be "lepels voeden" in Dutch. But I should confirm if that's the standard translation. If the user provided "spoon-feeds" in English, the translation should be "lepels voeden" or "voeden met een lepel." However, if the original content was already in Dutch, I leave it as is. Since the user's input is "spoon-feeds," which is English, I need to translate it. The correct Dutch translation would be "lepels voeden." I'll go with that.
lepels voeden
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