Interesting. I didn't realize that Mia was further down the line then the Moffats, Taylors, Lewis and other members who are seen at trooping. Thanks for clearing that up, that only more senior royals are expected to be on the balcony Clearly Mia is too far removed.
I doubt it. George didn't attend until last year when he was nearly 2. Charlotte is only 1.
I'm not very good at comparing babies, but the other night I was looking through the Queen Mary thread and saw a pix of Queen Mary w/ Queen Elizabeth II when she was a baby and it struck me that Charlotte looked a lot like Queen Elizabeth III think Princess Charlotte looks just like her brother. Except for coloring I would have mistaken her picture for a picture of George. Very cute. Middleton genes dominate methinks.
Read more: Prince William reveals Prince George's favourite bookPrince William met schoolchildren during an engagement in Oxford when the conversation naturally turned to his own youngsters, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. William spent several minutes chatting to the pupils from Pegasus Primary School about their favourite books and lessons.
He spoke of his family's fondness for one children's book in particular – The Gruffalo. Schoolgirl Xiomara, eight, told reporters: "His favourite book was The Gruffalo."
When asked if the Julia Donaldson book was a favourite with William, or his son George and his daughter Charlotte, the schoolgirl added: "His and his children."
Read more: Prince William Receives Gifts for Princess Charlotte and Prince George | InStyle.comWhile the Duke of Cambridge visited the Royal National Lifeboat Institution Tower Lifeboat Station (RNLI) in London Thursday, he was all smiles as he was given two adorable gifts for his little ones. According to E! Online, William received a pair of yellow RNLI wellington boots for George and a teddy bear wearing a pink top for Princess Charlotte.
I won't post pictures, but it goes to show you that Catherine is a busy working mom.
Thank you. I agree, we see pictures of other royal children posted, I don't see why the Cambridge kids are different.
Not sure about the proof of the 'busy working mom' but great to see her out with the kids having a good time in London.
And Twitter has photos of Catherine walking amongst the public in Kensington Gardens - pushing Charlotte in her pram with George walking beside her.
Catherine is wearing a different outfit to the "Daily Mail/Mail Online" photos - so I'm assuming it was a different day.
Also quotes that she waved to people.
Protection officers are in some of these, but there is also one photo taken from the front - so we get to see their faces.
Carrying out official engagements and other duties + handling two kids at home= Busy working mom.
A walk in the park followed by maybe 2 hour garden party??? Seems a bit more like a leisurely weekend for most moms, then a 'busy working day'.
Yes she seems to be a hands on mom and that's great And its fantastic she is taking on more duties But 3 hours of party and walking does not equal busy day. Many moms manage to work a 40 hour week and still take their kids for a walk. So I don't find, even in a week she may do 3 or 4 engagements, Kate a 'busy working mom'.