The rules are strict at the Windsor house. It’s no secret that Kate Middleton and Prince William instill an education full of love, but also punctuated by uncompromising instructions. And when they are on the move, it is the nanny, Maria Borrallo, who ensures that they are followed. Sunday December 3, the expert Louis Heren entrusted one of them to the Daily Express. Indeed, the one who is in charge of watching over George, Charlotte and Louis does not compromise on one point: bedtime. Every evening, the princes and princess find themselves in bed at 7 p.m., without exception.
But that’s not all. Regularly, new foods are added to the meals of the Prince and Princess of Wales’ three children, reports the expert to the British tabloid. And this, in order to make children accept as many flavors as possible, and avoid any rejection.
If these rules are transmitted to the letter by the nanny, Kate Middleton also ensures that other instructions are correctly respected. In 2020, a relative of the family told the Sun : “Screaming is absolutely forbidden for children and any suspicion shouting at each other is processed by deletion.”
Royal education
Also, when a child needs to be punished, there is no question of sending him to his room. Faced with the little worries of family life, Kate Middleton and Prince William turn to another method: “The child is removed from the scene of the argument or disturbance and Kate or William speaks to the child calmly”continued the source, before specifying: “Things are explained and the consequences describedand they never yell at them.” And when one of the children is too agitated, the princely couple brandishes their secret weapon.
According to Daily Mirror, Kate Middleton uses this technique all the time. Including during the jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II organized on June 4, 2022. That day, Prince Louis stuck out his tongue at his mother. An antics that did not escape any photographer at the time. So, to calm her youngest son, the princess would have whispered: “Let’s take a break”. Enough to demonstrate a strict education, always in communication.
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