The children of the Prince and Princess of Wales already understand their roles and positions. But their parents don’t stop them from being spontaneous behind a closed door.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – have been in public from an early age, and so their behavior is monitored as closely as their parents. In a chat with Hello, world-renowned parenting expert Jo Frost explained how the Princess of Wales ensures the heirs to the throne behave with dignity, good behavior and are not afraid of the cameras at crowded events. She is better known among the public as “Super Nanny”.
Frost believes that Princess Kate raises her children taking into account all the nuances of their situation and her own.
“I think what we’re really seeing is awareness. Prince George and Princess Charlotte are being informed, and of course our future king George too. He’s no doubt starting to learn a little bit here and there. He’s got a great example of how he looks up to his grandfather and his father from a young age. He follows royal procedures and protocols.” They are raised to understand. And they are raised to understand that there is a time and a place. This is true for every family. A wedding or a christening is coming up, for example, and we know that it would be good manners and good manners to remain silent while the choir is singing and the ceremony is going on. This is just responsible parenting and “We see this,” says the expert.
He emphasized that the children of the Prince and Princess of Wales grew up happy despite the advertisements:
“They have a great balance and behind closed doors they no doubt play and entertain each other like siblings, teasing each other, having fun, baking cookies and being out and about.”
Although Prince Louis tends to appear more lively at public events than his older siblings, Jo praised the princess for being considerate of her youngest child’s feelings.
“I believe Louis is a very sensitive person. But emotional intelligence requires a lot of intelligence, and Catherine is a pioneer in this regard. She does a hard job of helping children become aware of their emotions, using tools such as the emotion wheel. Frost will be able to express the different emotions children are feeling.” “It’s very important to do this from an early age so they have the vocabulary. It creates this wonderful environment where children can thrive,” he says.
Previously Focus He wrote that the King and Queen of Great Britain congratulated Kate Middleton on her birthday. On January 9, the Princess of Wales turned 42.
Source: Focus
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