This morning Ingrid Alexandra started Kindergarten, she was accompanied by Haakon and Mette-Marit on her first day, the kindergarten is a privatly owned close to Skaugum and they spend alot of time outside. It opened in 1987. http://www.budstikka.no/sec_nyheter/article44420.ece
The Royal House has said that they will pose for picture today 11.30, and add that it is their wish that the Princess can take part in the rest of her time there witout journalist running after her, the staff and the other children http://www.kongehuset.no/dt_kongehus...gid=5&aid=5367
Here is the homepage, it says that the prize is 2250 NOK per month http://www.sembarnehage.no/
foto From scanpix via NRK from the christening of Leah Isadora
1-8 Scanpix via Nettavisen/NRK
9-10 Eva Groven/budstikka
Haakon said Ingrid was not used to so many children at one time, but that it went well.When they were supposed to leav Ingrid did not want to go and ran back to the house and her mother had to carry her to the car http://pub.tv2.no/nettavisen/side2/k...icle526470.ece
Ingrid was very proud of her food-box and showed it off to the press. In the beginning she will only be there for half of the day to get used to new situation from beeing at Skaugum all day http://www.vg.no/pub/vgart.hbs?artid=112282
The Christmas holidays last for most people from 21/22 December until 2/3/4 January. But this depends a bit on how the Christmas holiday land in the calendar (basically if it lands during the week or during the weekend). People who work in shops and business often have to work 28-31 December.
Wonderful pictures, thank you so much for posting them Larzen and mandyy! Ingrid Alexandra is such a cutie. It's incredible how time flies, she's becoming more of a young lady every day
Indeed she has a great food box to show off, that will fit just splendidly to bring her own little matpakke in :)
If I may ask our Norwegian posters here - what does the children normally get in their matpakke for school? (What I remember from my skiing holiday in Norway many years ago, the matpakke we brought for when we were to "gå på tur" (go out in the mountains skiing for a day) it was basically sandwiches, a fruit and something warm to drink)
If I may ask our Norwegian posters here - what does the children normally get in their matpakke for school? (What I remember from my skiing holiday in Norway many years ago, the matpakke we brought for when we were to "gĺ pĺ tur" (go out in the mountains skiing for a day) it was basically sandwiches, a fruit and something warm to drink)
Basically a matpakke consists of slices of bread with different spread on them. Classics are; liver pate, baloney sausage, ham, fĺrepřlse (a cured sausage made from mutton), cheese and brown cheese. Drinks you often get from the kindergarten, that being orange juice, apple juice and milk. I also think you can "subscribe" to fruits and yoghurts in some kindergartens.
Some kindergartens also serve breakfast and/or lunch meals themselves (for a fee I guess) so that you don't need to bring matpakke. Or they have one or two days a week where the kids make food like soups and stews and buns.
At least that is how it was when I went to kindergarten some 20 years ago And I've also heard from my friends with kids in kindergarten that the matpakke is losing its popularity in kindergarten because they do the food themselves.
Awww! Ingrid is such a cutie! Mette-Marit's really been busy since the birth of Sverre. She's done the photo shoot with her family, the Christmas photo shoot, gone to public Christmas Eve services, taken Ingrid to school, and will be in Denmark for the baby prince's christening.
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