Prince, Princess of Wales's kids not allowed to break this household rule. See what is it?

The Prince and Princess of Wales are extremely busy raising their children while handling their expanded royal duties. Prince William and Kate Middleton have a nanny, but they like to be active parents to their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

The royal couple is frequently spotted picking up and dropping off their kids at their school and is rumoured to enjoy engaging in hobbies like baking and biking. However, William and Kate are said to have established some home rules, one of which is to be followed at all times.

According to a source, shouting is not allowed in the house, and they strictly enforce this restriction. The source revealed that the children are not allowed to shout at each other. Any such instance results in consequences for them.





The royal couple uses a different strategy when their children misbehave instead of sending them to their rooms or the naughty step: The Sofa Chat. Kate or William calmly talks to the misbehaving youngster after removing them from the argument.

Earlier this week, on a visit to the maternity ward at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Kate remembered the time when the trio were newborn infants.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How old are the royal kids now?
   George is now nine, Charlotte, seven, and Louis has turned four last month.
2. How does the royal couple deal with their kids?
   The royal parents never yell at their kids and deal with things more calmly.