The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are believed to have taken on a third nanny for baby Archie in six weeks after two stopped working for them.
Meghan has lost a growing number of staff since her wedding to Prince Harry in May 2018 - including a bodyguard, personal assistant and private secretary.
However, royal sources said that the couple's decision in choosing a nanny was 'deeply personal' and 'depends on the needs of the baby and parents'.
'Often there are different needs at different stages of the baby's life. The first nanny was a night nurse,' the source told The Sun.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are believed to have taken on a third nanny for baby Archie (pictured) in six weeks after two stopped working for them
Meghan has lost a growing number of staff since her wedding to Prince Harry in May, 2018 - including a bodyguard and personal assistant. However, royal sources said the couple's decision in choosing a nanny was 'deeply personal' and 'depends on the needs of the baby and parents'
It was reported on June 13 that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had hired a nanny for baby Archie, according to a royal biographer. Katie Nicholl, who has written a series of biographies on the royal family, claimed that hands-on parents Prince Harry, 34 and Meghan, 37, asked the royal childminder to sign an 'extensive' non-disclosure agreement
The Sussexes are understood to have snubbed the royal traditional of hiring a Norland nanny, and could even have employed a male aid for their newborn.
Meghan is said to have enlisted the help of staff at a specialist recruitment agency.
Speaking to the Mirror in April, a source said that the modern royal couple have clear ideas on how they will be bringing up their child.
'Meghan was clear in telling recruiters she favours an American over a Brit and wants them to feel part of the family rather than a uniformed member of staff.
'That is important to her; she's never hidden the fact she is fiercely proud of her American roots.
The Duchess has lost a growing number of staff since her wedding to Prince Harry in May, 2018.
In January, Meghan's bodyguard quit six months into the job.
This followed the duchess's personal assistant Melissa Touabti, who departed Kensington Palace last November after six months in the role.
Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan's private secretary Samantha Cohen also resigned, after 17 years with
