Royal Babies And Their Accessories

[princess olga]

I think pacifiers are really weird. They serve no function at all and are really artificial and tend to get dirty quickly. I typically associate them with the clueless yuppies-turned-parents that are these days roaming my previously wonderfully kid-free bohemian neighborhood.
(*getting off of soapbox again)

[betina]

I much more like that kids uses their fingers instead of pacifiers. They dont get lost and most important, they cant swallow it.

[adelaide]

I'm a little sorry because I'm not sure that the baby theethed pacifier is very tasty.... I can't imagine my grand children with that, shame on me. But I can't resist to share with you this horrific thing thinking that sometimes we can have some laughts about serious thing. I apologize...

For the Victoria's doudou socks, It's quite over but we can see for few late pics Victoria with one od her famous socks.
For me it's absolutly the same thing as all the "doudou" more in her case is very available because it's very easy to clean and sometimes the Infanta Elena or the nurse took her to match up the sock with the Victoria's outfit
( In my case my daughter had as a "doudou" a rabbit... in true rabbit skin... Castrophic plan .. I f you see what I mean! And my son a Koala but not in a koala skin... happlily because en three years this poor Koala had seen its hands desappered to be a very strange chewed away thing , idem for the hears. Thirty years ago this very curious beasts exist yet and I have not right to trow it away....)

[Lady Jennifer]

Let's move away from discussing if pacifiers are a good or bad thing.

Thanks

[crisscross1]

Originally Posted by adelaide

Sure it's a sock, Victoria Fredrica is very well know for her socks's collection since she is a baby. For the Feilpe 's wedding she had one which was red.
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Apocalysm of the pacifier!

I can't get the link to work so I will have to take your word for it,
Strange child.

[eireann]

Originally Posted by crisscross1

I can't get the link to work so I will have to take your word for it,
Strange child.

try the link on crisinaki´s post #37

[acdc1]

I still think the sock fetish is a little odd.... but if that's what comforted her, than it must have been ok!

[Gloriana]

She may have SID (Sensory Integration Disorder), in which - among other things - the sensation of certain fabrics and textures brings you discomfort and others have a pleasant or soothing effect (I don't really know how to explain). She might need the sock in order to concentrate or feel secure.

[crisiñaki]

I think Vicky's sock is her security blanket, many kids have one, but they usually leave it by the time they are 5 (and she's almost 7) but well, nothing about kids is written in stone, so I don't know

[acdc1]

She still has the sock?

[Lena]

Since there is a thread on Royal babies with pacifiers, why don´t we make one on Royal prams (strollers, buggies etc. included)
Please post pics of Royal babies and their strollers. And maybe we can identify the brands & models of the newer ones...but of course also historic pics would be welcome.

I´m starting with a pic of baby Alexia in a dutch BUGABOO (very popular dutch brand)
http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/6300/bugakq3.jpg (Pic by Royal Press Europe)

[LadyK]

bugaboos are popular here too.

Mary has a very sporty stroller that she pushes Christian around in. One that looks made for energetic walks and even jogging.

There was a picture of Leonor in a stroller in Palma de Mallorca last Easter- it had white plastic, but I don't remember much else.

[puppigurl2005]

Some Oldies

Princess Beatrix and her sister Princess Irene (Getty Images)
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Queen Elizabeth, King George (can't rememeber what number), the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Elizabeth, Princess Margaret, Prince Charles and Princess Anne (sitting in the pram) found this on Corbis
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Prince Charles (I think he's three in this pic) being pushed around the park by his nanny on his third (?) birthday. (corbis)
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[puppigurl2005]

Some partially new

Princess Eugenie (around 1991-1992) (Corbis)
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Queen Sofia of Spain helping with her grandson Pablo Nicholas (not even going to try and spell his last name) (corbis)
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Infanta Christina pushing the stroller with her son Juan Valentin (who looks slightly ticked off at the paparazzi )(corbis)
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[crm2317]

Prince Christian in Australia: Anp
ANP

And in his sporty three-wheeler : Photbucket

Sverre Magnus: Sverre

[Empress]

We have merged the Royal Prams and Pacifier threads to create this new thread. As it is called accessories, you may post links to photos of royal babies with pacifiers, stuffed animals, prams, or other items that a child has or needs.

Thanks

Royal Chit Chat mods

[crm2317]

Ingrid with her famous white bear : Bear

[acdc1]

Yes, I think Ingrid's bear is famous by now! It's very cute, and looks very soft and cuddly.

I couldn't see the pic of Miguel's pacifier, tho. I think my computer messed up.

[crm2317]

Originally Posted by acdc1

Yes, I think Ingrid's bear is famous by now! It's very cute, and looks very soft and cuddly.

I couldn't see the pic of Miguel's pacifier, tho. I think my computer messed up.

Sorry acdc1 here is the new link: Miguel
Hope it works for you

[acdc1]

Thanks! What a good pic!