We simply cannot get enough of the most adorable little royals, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
The future King of England, and his gorgeous little sister, are of course, extremely privileged (their family is worth an estimated £20 billion - casual).
Anyway, despite the fact that these kids come from a royal lineage, they are being raised in relatively 'normal' circumstances.
Well, as normal as possible for a family of monarchs.
The little royals have their brilliant parents, Kate and William, to thank for their upbringing.
And while they may be rich and powerful (well, they will be), Charlotte and George have house rules - like the rest of us.
In terms of their play room, there is a strict 'no electronics' policy, with items like iPads and computers seen as 'Mummy and Daddy' toys.
As source told US Weekly, “As two people who grew up without gadgets for entertainment themselves, William and Kate are firm believers in toys, outdoor play and encouraging an active imagination. They’re very much a normal family.”
That is pretty refreshing to hear, we must admit.
The source also revealed that George is starting to realise he comes from a different world, and has been asking his father many interesting questions.
"He’s full of questions and curiosity about everything around him. He’s growing up to be a very confident young boy.”
Charlotte, who is set to start pre school in 2018, spends as much time as she can with her doting mum, Kate.
“Wherever Kate goes, so does Charlotte. Whenever the housekeeper or Kate are preparing food, Charlotte needs her own toy set by her side to imitate,” - how cute is that?
Charlotte's favourite toys are wooden ones, and Disney Princess dolls, which is ironic as she is one herself (but has no idea, as of yet it seems).
“I don’t think it’s quite dawned on her that she’s a princess herself.”
What do you think? Are Kate and William raising their kids right?
