Prince William, Kate Reportedly Raising Their Kids To Be ‘Grounded’; Grandmother Carole A ‘Spoiler’?

Prince William and Kate Middleton have always been very open about how they are raising their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want their kids to have normal lives even though they have important roles in the British monarchy.

A source recently told Closer Weekly that Prince William and Middleton want to raise their children to be grounded. And as Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis get older, they are becoming more kind, loving, funny, and not entitled.

The source also claimed that Prince William and Middleton give their children two gifts every year – one on their birthday and another one on Christmas day. It is also their grandmother, Carole, who is spoiling them.

According to the insider, Prince George has been taking history classes at Thomas’s Battersea, and he enjoys learning about his ancestors. Prince George and Princess Charlotte don’t receive special treatment in school.

Prince Louis, who hasn’t started schooling, reportedly gets excited whenever his siblings come home.

“He gets so excited when George and Charlotte arrive home from school and enjoys interacting with other children his age. He’s a happy child and a real mommy’s boy,” the source said.

But as exciting as the source’s revelations are about Prince William and Middleton’s children, they should still be taken with a grain of salt unless they come straight from the royal couple.

Every now and then, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge share new information about their three growing children. For instance, Prince William previously said that Prince George is obsessed with tractors.

On the podcast “Happy Mum Happy Baby,” the future queen also revealed how Prince William practiced latching the car seat before Prince George was born. And in order to make sure that he will perfect it, the future king practiced with a doll.

The Duchess of Cambridge also revealed how Prince William’s face lit up when he saw Prince George for the first time after he was born. Middleton described the moment as pure joy.