The Duchess of Cambridge was interviewed on a parenting podcast and told about the difficulties of being a mother in the spotlight • "We were inexperienced parents"

• Kate Middleton and her son George // Photo: IP

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, was interviewed for the London podcast and put it all on the table. In an interview she gave to the podcast "Happy Mother" in the UK and published in The King of the Weekend, the Duchess shared an anxious moment she had after Prince George was born in 2013.

"In retrospect, the whole celebration around his birth was mostly a positive thing for me and for William, but it was also a little scary, I don't mean to lie," Kate described the departure from St Mori Hospital in London a few days after giving birth.

She added: "We were grateful for the support of the public and everyone's help, which made it easier for us to share the joy and appreciation we felt with the public, but equally connected to the fact that we were just a baby and were inexperienced parents. The uncertainty led to all kinds of mixed feelings on the issue. ", Middleton added.

The Duchess of Cambridge is currently promoting the "5 Questions to Grow for 5 Year Olds" survey, which aims to create a discussion among parents about the challenges they face in their early years of their lives. George's birth was summed up as a joyous thing "amazing what the human body can do."

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At the end of the interview, Kate described the great confusion she and William felt when they returned home with baby George. Even the situation the whole world saw when William put the baby seat in the car was defined as "a nerve-wracking moment. Together we thought 'Wait, what do we do? How's that supposed to work?' Admitting that the couple even tried to train with a baby doll at home but admitted "In the end, you realize it just didn't work out the way you planned," but complimented William and said he did "a very good job."

"Sometimes I feel guilty"

During the interview, Middleton admitted that the royal duties sometimes make her feel that she did not live up to expectations, but admitted that she knew everything that was going on with her native. "Anyone who says they haven't experienced this guilt is lying."

Prince William and Kate Middleton // Photo: Reuters

"It's a real challenge. It doesn't matter if you are a working mom or a child raising a child, you will always question your decisions and judgment, and it starts from the first moment you have a baby."

When asked what parts of her childhood she would like to pass on to her four-year-old, she replied: "I try every day to put in small moments that will remain with me, even if I don't have time. But that will only happen in an ideal world, sometimes I can't do that either."