We know members of the royal family must abide by Queen Elizabeth’s strict list of royal rules, but that doesn’ mean each individual family doesn’t have their own set of regulations. This includes the Cambridges, who, apparently, have a handful of guidelines that both children and parents must follow.
In an interview with The Sun, a source close to the family revealed that Kate Middleton and Prince William have a stern set of guidelines for their three kids, George, 6, Charlotte, 5, and Louis, 2. One of the most important on the list is absolutely no shouting in the home. Instead, the children “are encouraged to talk about their feelings” in a more constructive manner.
"They express their concerns over school subjects, a swimming class, a tricky ballet maneuver, a missed tennis rally, or seeing children starving on a TV ad. But a talk ensues and a solution found,” the source said.
And it appears this rule doesn’t just apply to the children. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have also adopted the rule themselves in aims to present a "united front."
