The Royal family has a deep-rooted influence over ever everyone. Let us read some of their views on parenting and how well it worked for them.
From Diana, who broke with convention to give her children a 'normal' upbringing, to Prince William and Kate Middleton, who manage to squeeze in time for their three children despite their hectic schedules, the royal families have established new standards for modern parents. As a result, the British Monarchy can teach us a thing or two about parenting.
Princess Diana Followed Her Intuition Whenever It Came To Raising Her Children
It is well known that Princess Diana had a rebellious streak and is often praised for her willingness to defy royal conventions and follow her intuition. She did the same by making sure her children experienced a 'normal' childhood like other children. According to Princess Diana's former head of staff, Patrick Jepson, "She made sure they experienced life like going to the theatre, lining up for a McDonalds, visiting theme parks, those things which they could share without their pals," he recalled in an interview. Diana had a tough time figuring out how to best prepare children for their new, unusual lives. And I think she pulled it off rather well, too. In addition, he mentions this.
Prince William Believes That Making Errors Is A Normal Part Of Life
Even if it's not a choice, educating your child to learn from mistakes is unquestionably a step in the right direction of becoming a good parent. When he turned 21, he told Katie Nicholl in his biography William and Harry: Behind Palace that "It's my birthday." "Because we are all fallible, mistakes will be made. But in the end, there is a strong feeling of familial loyalty and devotion, which has influenced me. From the time I was a child, it has always been something that has impressed me greatly in a positive manner." Having said that, you must allow your children to make errors and guide them toward seeing them as teaching opportunities rather than as signs of failure.
Kate Middleton Is A Firm Believer In Being An Actively Involved Mom
She reportedly denied assistance caring for her infant son, Prince George. She stepped up to the plate and took care of her children independently. Prince William also allegedly took off from his responsibilities as a pilot to be at his wife's side following the birth of baby Prince George.
Prince William And Kate Middleton Plan Fun Date Evenings
Couples frequently lose sight of the value of one another after having a kid. Likewise, when a new family member joins the household, both parents lose sight of their connection. Not so, however, with the royals. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are said to have secret dinner dates, watch movies together, and even attend basketball games. Because of this, their marriage is still strong, and the romance looks as vibrant as ever.
