prepositions - Meaning of “She wheedled her mother into buying John a mink coat ”?

What does "She wheedled her mother into buying John a mink coat" mean?

Does it mean "She wheedled her mother and her mother bought a mink coat and her mother gave John a mink coat" or "She wheedled her mother and her mother bought a mink coat from John"?

I think "wheedle" is "persuade"