William and Kate are worried about their children, especially George.
That's why you rarely see him in public with his parents.
London - William and Kate are worried about their children.
The headache in particular is apparently the future of George, the eldest son of the family.
He and his siblings grew up in a different age than their parents, a palace insider told
US Weekly
.
The concern is well-founded.
But William and Kate seem to be taking precautions.
William and Kate: Concern for George - Times have changed
No social media, no internet: when William and Kate were kids, times were different.
The royal couple probably also noticed this clearly with a view to their children.
"The Cambridges see the need to shield George, Charlotte and Louis from the spotlights and have become cautious about their public appearances," the source said.
The two would be very picky about the events they attend.
George and his siblings are rarely seen with their parents at public gatherings.
Most recently, George, who recently celebrated his eighth birthday, was a guest at the European Championship game at Wembley Stadium.
His reactions made headlines.
William and Kate: The tone in the palace is becoming milder - the great-grandchildren of the Queen should be able to enjoy childhood
Even away from the royal stage, William and Kate seem to attach great importance to enabling their children to lead a normal life.
They are moving away from "the mentality of the 'stiff upper lipp'", according to the insider.
In German, this can best be described with the stipulation of maintaining an attitude and thus following a strict and clearly prescribed form of upbringing, for which the royal family is known.
Instead of the traditional form, William and Kate, who was last thought to be expecting a fourth child, would have a more modern style of upbringing.
They focus on “open communication” with their children.
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Appearances like this at the EM 2021 are rare.
Kate and William choose the public events for George very carefully.
You are afraid for him.
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School is also part of normal life: Prince George is not addressed there by his title. "He's just George," the source said. The little prince is allowed to participate in activities that interest children of his age. “You don't want him to grow up too quickly” - despite his future role. For the two royals, this also includes not spoiling the royal offspring too much. “You don't shower him with gifts,” it goes on.
Despite being a child and a modern parenting style, a good upbringing in the royal household still seems to be an absolute duty.
The three children "shouldn't take their status for granted." "George makes his bed every morning,"
US Weekly
quotes
.
And of course, polite formulas are also part of a good tone of voice: "All children have impeccable manners and always say 'please' and 'thank you'", it says.
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