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Kensington Palace, the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, announced two days later that the name would be revealed "in due course." The names of Louis's siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, were announced after two days as well, but with Louis, it took four days for a decision.

July ninth holds special significance for the Windsors. In nineteen forty-seven, Princess Elizabeth and her fiancé, the future Duke of Edinburgh, announced their engagement. In two thousand eighteen, on this same day, Kate Middleton and Prince William's third child was christened. Both the date and location held symbolic value. The ceremony took place at the Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace, the same place where Kate underwent confirmation, a public declaration of faith, just before her wedding to Prince William. Also, seven years later, Meghan Markle was baptized here in a private ceremony following the Anglican rite.

On that day, much was discussed not only about the guest of honor and his parents but also about his uncle and aunt—Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It's hard to imagine now that not so long ago they were active members of the British royal family, attending all major events.

Harry prepared a special gift for his nephew—a rare first edition of the 1926 book about the adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends. The gift cost Prince Harry eight thousand pounds sterling. This book is set to be the first in a special library Harry promised to build and curate for Louis, Charlotte, and George.

Catherine spoke about her feelings of guilt toward her children: "Any mother who says she doesn't feel guilt is actually lying! I feel it all the time. Even this morning, when I dropped by the nursery and George and Charlotte asked, 'Mom, aren't you taking us to school today?' It's a constant challenge, even for mothers who aren't juggling work and family life... You always question your own decisions, judgments, and things like that. I think it starts from the moment you have a child!"

A nanny joined the family when George was eight months old. Maria Borrallo, a graduate of Norland College—a prestigious institution for childcare training—has skills suitable for VIP nannies: evading paparazzi, protecting wards in case of an attack, and, of course, organizing the child's day appropriately. Maria must teach them collaborative activities, public decorum, and tidiness. The children are never to be forced; rather, activities should be offered to them as options. The nanny is also prohibited from using cosmetics, wearing jewelry, and maintaining social media profiles. The royal nanny adheres to tradition: cloth diapers, gadgets are banned, outdoor play is preferred over television, healthy food is prioritized, and no snacks are allowed before lunch.

The Cambridges have fought to provide their children with a "normal childhood," sometimes going against tradition. Kate cooks dinners, plays with the children, bathes them, and takes them for walks, of course, when her schedule allows. William is a regular at playgrounds and a trusted confidant for the royal trio, insiders say. The parents often bring the children to various events to spend more time together. The family prefers their country residence in Norfolk over Kensington Palace so the children can spend more time in nature.