Related Clues:

• No pests about this relation by marriage
• Caress or fondle, as with favourite
• Favourite, may be teacher's
• No pests with relative by marriage
• Favourite - maybe teacher's
• Favourite pupil
• Not being one's own child, one keeps him underfoot
• 15 across might get it, just a little, in France
• Add it to the little dear and one on the end to make a request
• Put your best foot forward, my boy
• Do they mean time?
• The French might make this little dear little with it
• After the car it would be under the feet
• As he's not really one's child, one puts one's foot down
• One puts one's foot down when it's not one's own child