These two golden rules that they impose on their children (but also on themselves)

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The Cambridge want to prepare their toddlers as well as possible for their future responsibilities.

While they seem to be a perfect family, as evidenced by the stunning photos taken by Kate herself for Father’s Day, the Cambridge are doing everything to instill a fair but also strict education in their children: princes Louis and George and princess Charlotte.

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And to show them the importance of certain values, Kate and William established two golden rules in the family that children – but also parents – must respect to the letter. It’s the Sun which sheds light on these principles enacted by the princely couple. And the first turns out to be very strict: no TV during the day! As the tabloid reports, even during confinement the screen remained off until tea time.

Let go of your feelings

And no question of abusing it, because no the children do not then spend their time in front of the TV. It’s an hour, no more and no less. A rule that many parents would find difficult to apply.

The second family law is much more empathetic and reveals the concern of the Cambridges to support their children: they must absolutely express their feelings. ” They express their concerns about school, swimming, a classical dance movement, a missed tennis match, or after seeing poor children in a pub. A conversation ensues and a solution is found “, Blows a source to our colleagues.

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They are also asked to express their anger, if they have one, before going to bed. A very nice way to listen to his offspring. Last but not least, the couple refrains from any argument in front of the toddlers, so as not to show them a bad example.

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