Prinser trøstet med Bakke-tur
Nikolai og Felix sure over at flytte fra Amalienborg
Af mads - 7:55 - 5. maj. 2005 Prinsesse Alexandra måtte i går til lommerne og trøste sine to sønner, prins Nikolai og prins Felix, med en tur rundt til samtlige forlystelser på Bakken, efter at den lille familie i søndags havde holdt flyttedag fra Amalienborgs store gemakker til de mindre stuer i villaen på Svanemøllevej i Hellerup nord for København.
Princess Alexandra, with Prince Joachim and the crown princely couple attend the official opening of Denmark's first experience park, "Danfoss Universe", coinciding with Mads Clausens birthday today (May 5, 2005)
I read from another website that her father paid for the wedding dress. Alex looks great in the green suit. I like it a lot better than Mary's, although I like Mary's hat more. Are there any more pics of Alex?
Changed my mind. I don't like either hats.
I read from another website that her father paid for the wedding dress. Alex looks great in the green suit. I like it a lot better than Mary's, although I like Mary's hat more. Are there any more pics of Alex?
Changed my mind. I don't like either hats.
Don't believe everything you read, unless it is from a serious source.
16/05 H.H. Prinsesse Alexandra overværer festlighederne i Odense Zoo i anledning af Odense Zoologiske Haves 75 års dag med efterfølgende frokost på Restaurant Skovbakken, kl. 11.00
16 May - HH Princess Alexandra attends the celebrations at Odense Zoo in connection to their 75th birthday, with a following breakfast at the Skovbakken Restaurant
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17/05 05 H.H. Prinsesse Alexandra[/b] åbner Fondet Dansk-Norsk Samarbejdes hovedudstilling "Lanterner - Lysende Skulpturer - en leg med form og linie, lys og skygge" på Schæffergården, Gentofte, kl. 12.00
17 May - HH Princess Alexandra opens opens the Danish-Nowegian Cooperation Fund's main exhibition at Schæffergården in Gentofte
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19/05 05 H.H. Prinsesse Alexandra aflægger besøg med Kræftens Bekæmpelse på Dallund, Fyn, kl. 12.00-13.25
19 May - HH Princess Alexandra pays a visit, together with The Fight Against Cancer" (I don't know how they translate the organisation name), to the Dallund rehabilitation centre
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here's another article from billed-bladet abt the princess's trip to shanghai
Kinas bøn mødte prinsessen - 02-05-05
China´s children greet princess
Princess Alexandra received a "storm" of greeting and many hugs from partially deaf Chinese children when she visited the National Organization for the Handicapped in Shanghai. The children would not let go when they first reached the princess and squeezed tightly and their much expressed admiration for their visitor was returned by the princess:
-I love children. I love most of all happy children said the Princess warmly and spontaneously when she was faced with the crushing herd(okay. Just crowd of happy children) of children.
In Shanghai itself, there lives 12 million people. A half million are handicapped and a fouth of them are children. At the head office for the National Handicapped Organization, there is a school for the partially-deaf kids. The princess visited several classes in the school with the small Chinese students. In connection with the Princess´ business trip to Shanghai, the Danish company GN ReSound gave the organization a gift consisting of a hearing machine worth around 350,000 Danish kroner or 60,872 US dollars. A gift of which the princess witnessed the presentation and which will be very helpful to the many partially deaf children of Shanghai.
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Prinser trøstet med Bakke-tur
Nikolai og Felix sure over at flytte fra Amalienborg
Princes comforted by Bakke ride
Princes are sour over move from Amalienborg.
Princess Alexandra yesterday went to hold closely and console her two sons, Prince Nikolai and Prince Felix, and to take them on a trip to see the entertainment at Bakken(amusement park), after the little family had moved themselves Sunday, from the comforts of big Amalienborg to the smaller lodgings of their villa at Svanemøllevej in Hellerup, north of Copenhagen.
According to the weekly Se og Hør, the move happened amidst a little turmoil. Three nannies had to be around in order to restrain the two princes because they were certainly not too happy about moving at all. For the most part, it appeared that Nikolai was the one who was acting stubbornly and he had to be carried from the car into the house.
But yesterday, their spirits were quite different. The two princes beamed like the sun, when they and their two faithful nannies, Miriam Olesen and Lene Østergaard, bought admission bracelets and tried the many amusement rides at Bakken. Nikolai especially like the slide and was enjoying it with enthusiasm and a broad smile on his face. Prince Felix however, chose to sit down on the ground near the arm of one of the nannies.
-It was great, Prince Nikolai said quickly as he was back on his nanny's shoulders. Judging by the sticky cheeks of the two boys... something else had been fun as well. They ate ice cream as if though they were competing for gold. After a couple of rides at the car riding part of the park, which included parts of Hellerup, their new home environment, where craftsmen continued to work constantly with a lot of pressure, they were finished.
In spite of construction, Princess Alexandra choose to move to her new residence, away from her in-laws at Amalienborg, where she had been with the two boys, since the separation last September. A new chapter to her life has begun and the princes will have new playmates down the road which is also known for being the home of various ambassadors. There they shall find the district quite suitable.
14 European hornbeams at a price of 1500 kroner(260 USD) each were planted in front of the front windows next to the driveway(curved driveway), at Svanemøllevej to keep nosy onloookers at a distance. The trees were imported from Germany and cut into shape, so that they would make a dense wall effect. Also the terrace has a screen wall constructed around it. In all the house costs, 7.2 million DKR or 1.2 million USD but it is estimated that today it could be sold for 10 million DKR or 1.7 million USD.
wow they boys have nannies...i pictured Alexandra to be take 100% of the mother role...i guess she's busy with attending this and that...but i'm definitely surprised...
wow they boys have nannies...i pictured Alexandra to be take 100% of the mother role...i guess she's busy with attending this and that...but i'm definitely surprised...
Of course they have nannies. That really shouldn't be very surprising. Alexandra and Joachim do an extensive amount of traveling representing Denmark and humanitarian causes, Alexandra even more than Joachim. Even if they were to take the boys with them at times, they may still want them to stay at their lodging with a nanny. But, this doesn't mean that they aren't hands on parents when they are at home. They may spend a significant amount of time with their boys when they are not traveling or making public appearances. I really can't think of any royals whose children do not have nannies.
Someone has to be responsible for the children while their parents are working. For regular people it is a nursery school or sometimes a relative, for royals and those who can afford it is a nanny.
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yep. I had my siblings and I had nannies whilst growing up, partly due to the fact that our mum chose to be a working mother and was never there when we came home from school or anything. But it didn't mean that she (and my father) were not hands on parents. My mother made sure that she was up in the morning to make us breakfast and pack our lunches (even though she could have relied on our housekeepers to do it), they were mostly there for dinners, helping with homework and putting us to bed.
I guess what I'm trying to say that despite the fact that some parents may opt for nannies to take care of their children when they are busy, most parents try to make the best of the their time and spend it with their kids. Especially the weekends. I'm sure that Princess Alexandra and Prince Joachim are the same, after all, they are working a lot of the time (Princess Alexandra in particular) and would definately have to rely on outside help to look after their kids when they can't be there.
However, I read an article recently that Mary had claimed that when her child is born, she wants to be a 100% hand-on mum and have a nanny-free zone. However, it left me thinking of how impossible that would be considering the fact that as a public figure, she will have to be performing public duties that will only increase as she takes on more responsibilites. From my understanding being 100% hands-on mum requires having your children with you everywhere at all times of the day...or at least under the same root. She must definately be super-woman if she can think she will be able to achieve this, as even non-Royal parents rely on help such as baby-sitters when they need time away from their kids.
However, I read an article recently that Mary had claimed that when her child is born, she wants to be a 100% hand-on mum and have a nanny-free zone. However, it left me thinking of how impossible that would be considering the fact that as a public figure, she will have to be performing public duties that will only increase as she takes on more responsibilites. From my understanding being 100% hands-on mum requires having your children with you everywhere at all times of the day...or at least under the same root. She must definately be super-woman if she can think she will be able to achieve this, as even non-Royal parents rely on help such as baby-sitters when they need time away from their kids.
for the article i was talking about refer to: http://www.thesundaymail.news.com.au...5E5422,00.html
She has never said she will not have nannies. The only thing she has said was that her children wont be raised by nannies. That's not same as not having nannies. The article has taken Mary's statement totally out of context. This is also totally wrong
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A specially-selected palace aide will train the youngster in how to conduct himself or herself as a royal highness. Special "royal" skills such as public speaking, horse riding and even hunting are also essential.
I like all the colours she has on the pic, from her dress; flower and hat. A beautiful spring colour:). The colour of the flowers look beautiful on her dress colour.
The ring on her left hand, is it her enggagement ring from Joachim? I'm curious about it because I saw little red on the side white stone (seems to be diamond).
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