Kate Middleton and Prince William have a number of parenting rules (Image: GETTY)
Kate Middleton, 37, and Prince William, 36, expanded their brood last year when they welcomed their third child Prince Louis, nine months, to join Prince George, five, and Princess Charlotte, three. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are known to keep their children’s upbringings out of the spotlight, but occasionally reveal small insights into life at home with the royal brood. Catherine recently spoke openly about the pressures of motherhood, while Prince William has frequently mentioned how energetic his children are. While George and Charlotte don’t have rules as strict as their great grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, 92, would have had when she was growing up, Kate and William have spoken out about their parenting style.
Kate has previously spoken out about her children’s love for getting messy, and allows them to do this by making homemade pizzas
What parenting rules do the couple have at home?
Limiting screen time
Growing up in an age where technology is quickly developing and social media is a normal part of everyday life, Kate and William try to limit their children’s times on screens.
During a visit to the Empire State Building in New York in 2014, William told one event-goer his son – then 16 months – was playing games on an iPad.
The fellow event guest said: “He told me that his son George has been playing iPad games and loves them, and that this was a good way to teach him the inner workings of
