Let me tell you something, folks — it’s hard not to melt when we hear about the royal family’s cutest member, Prince Louis. On Tuesday, March 12, Kate Middleton visited the Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre in London, where she opened up about her adorable 10-month-old baby. Picture this: Kate was chatting with some parents and playing with their kids when she revealed that Prince Louis is on the move — literally! “Louis just wants to pull himself up all the time,” Kate said with a big smile. “He’s got these little walkers, and he’s bombing around Kensington Palace in them.” Can you imagine the little prince cruising around the palace like a tiny race car? So heartwarming!
One of the moms at the event, Kriti, shared how relatable Kate’s experience felt. Kriti’s 9-month-old son, Kameron, seems to be going through the same phase as Prince Louis. “She took one look at Kameron and said, ‘Oh, he wants to go walkies,’” Kriti recounted. “Apparently, her son is cruising around, and she said she’s running after him all the time.” Sounds like Kate’s got her hands full with an energetic little explorer. The bond between these two little ones is already strong, even from a distance!
Kate Connects With Parents at the Center
During her visit, Kate also spent time with twins Kamina and Kashay, who are 17 months old. Their mom, Finesse, had a laugh-filled chat with the Duchess of Cambridge. “I told her, ‘double the trouble,’” Finesse joked, referring to the challenges of raising two babies at once. But she also expressed how much the Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre has helped her navigate parenthood. “I told her that I felt very isolated, and how much it had supported me,” Finesse shared. “It enabled me to meet other mums and twins, which has been incredibly helpful. In fact, I feel like I have triplets given that I have a two-year-old as well. They’re really little divas in the making!”
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A Relatable Royal
What stood out most about Kate’s visit was how down-to-earth and approachable she was. “She was just lovely, really down to earth. I never thought she would come down and sit with us, but she did,” Finesse gushed. “She just wanted to chat about what it was like to be a mum. She said that we all have our ups and downs as parents, regardless of who we are.” Isn’t that refreshing? Whether you’re royalty or a regular parent, the challenges of raising kids are universal. Kate’s willingness to connect on such a personal level is what makes her so beloved by so many.
