![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/kate-and-william-break-royal-parenting-traditions/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Royals-first-day-at-new-school.jpg&description=Kate and Wills have taken a hands on approach compared to other royal parents when it comes to raising George, Charlotte and Louis with "everything centring" around them Kate Middleton and Prince William are no stranger to breaking royal protocol. The Prince and Princess of Wales' love story captured the nation back in 2011, when William married 'commoner' Kate. Since then, the couple has had three children - George, 10, Charlotte, eight and Louis, five. Their parenting style has been praised the world over, with the couple opting for more modern techniques. And while they have help in the form of 'unflappable' Norland Nanny Maria Borrallo, she doesn't live with them in Adelaide Cottage. It means they have taken a more hands on approach compared to other royal parents, with one palace source saying "everything centres on the children". Here we take a look at the ways Kate and William break tradition when raising the youngsters. The couple take it in turns to ferry the children to school from Adelaide Cottage themselves, rather than getting nannies or staff to do so. George, Charlotte and Louis attend the Lambrook school in Berkshire. They joined last year after their move from Kensington Palace to the Windsor estate. Prince Louis has now finished reception class in the pre-prep and George and Charlotte have completed year five and year three respectively. A member of the public, Lydia Bailey, told PEOPLE shortly after the move: "Kate said the children have settled in nicely with their new school and have new friends." "Everything centres on the children," says a palace source. "William and Catherine take it in turns to do the school run. Kate is adamant that family comes first - that rule shapes everything they do, as well as all their engagements." Having come from a close-knit family, Kate is keen to impart the Middleton family traditions onto her own family. Every year on the night before each child's birthday, the Princess stays up late to bake a homemade cake.){kind=link}
Kate and Wills have taken a hands on approach compared to other royal parents when it comes to raising George, Charlotte and Louis with “everything centring” around them
Kate Middleton and Prince William are no stranger to breaking royal protocol.
The Prince and Princess of Wales’ love story captured the nation back in 2011, when William married ‘commoner’ Kate.
Since then, the couple has had three children – George, 10, Charlotte, eight and Louis, five.
Their parenting style has been praised the world over, with the couple opting for more modern techniques.