Why do you all want Harry and Meghan's kids short-changed? Why should they have to wait when they don't have to?
Now that I've had time to mull this over, I've come to the conclusion that perhaps those that live with and carry the royal titles sees them a bit differently than we do.
Us common folks grew up from childhood with the ideas implanted in our ways of thinking that princes and princesses are somewhat very special and live in castles and wear tiaras and wonderful jewels and get to participate in all the pomp and circumstances and perfect that "royal wave" to the people.
Perhaps those that are born into the titles and grow up under the expectations of what a prince and princess are supposed to do and be like and some even have their life work cut out for them since the day they are born. Like Charles. When most men of 70 years old are retired and enjoying golf courses and fishing or being a couch potato, Charles has yet to step into the most demanding role of his lifetime. They have a lot of restrictions. They cannot throw a coat over their pajamas and hop in the car and go to a fast food drive through at 3 am in the morning undetected. Their RPO has to be with them and there's a chance they'll be spotted by a stalking paparazzi just waiting for that shot. Total privacy in life, perhaps to those that are royal, is akin to something people have that they wish they had. Like us commoners thinking how nice it would be to attend formal receptions and wear designer clothes and glittering tiaras. The grass is always greener kind of thing.
Its very possible that when looking at whether or not to have their kids be titled HRH Prince/ss, they are going to be more apt to see those titles as a onus on a child's back rather than think its the greatest thing since sliced bread.
So, I'm thinking that in this regard, they wouldn't be anywhere near being short changed but rather given a chance for more personal freedom in life, ability to pave the roads of their own lives as they want to and of course, have all the blessed freedoms we, as ordinary people, have.
Now, if it wasn't a 45 minute trip round trip, I would jump into my car and go to the Mickey D's drive through in town for a shake. Tonight I'm counting my freedom to do so as a blessing. Ah well... maybe tomorrow.