Coronation of Charles III: Kate Middleton’s tips for having good children

• George, Charlotte and Louis accompanied their parents to the coronation of Charles III, King of England.
• During the three days of celebration of the event, the children of Kate Middleton and Prince William behaved well.
• A body language expert deciphers Kate Middleton’s tips for having well-behaved children.

While being page of honor for his grandfather, Prince George, 9, has took center stage in this historic event held at Westminster Abbey on May 6th. The coronation of Charles III was the subject of 3 lavish days of celebration. And during those three days, George, Charlotte and Louis had exemplary conduct. The children of Kate Middleton, 41, and Prince William, 40, were even praised for their impeccable behavior throughout the celebrations, reveals the DailyMail of May 10. Prince Louis, 5, had been talked about with his grimaces during jubilee celebrations from Queen Elizabeth II of England in September last year.

During his grandfather’s coronation ceremony, Prince Louis generally well kept despite a small sign of fatigue betrayed by his brepetitive yelling. On Monday May 8, with his big brother and big sister Charlotte, Prince Louis took part in his very first royal engagement. Assisted by their parents, the three children from Wales took part in the operation “Big Help Out“. On May 10, body language expert Judi James deciphers Kate Middleton’s behavior to keep control over their children.

Kate Middleton: Princess of Wales rewards and sets an example

At the British tabloid Sunthe expert said:You could see Kate keep a very subtle eye on Louis during the ceremony, and offer him affectionate touches motivational as a ‘reward’ for doing something good“. The children of the Prince and Princess of Wales have also does archery during the day ofBig Help Out“.”Louis and Charlotte’s signs of total absorption and determination at archery are exactly how William and Kate get started in anything sporting or competitive during their royal appearances“, explains Judi James.