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Kate n Baby Join Prince William At Wales
When you are born as the Prince of Cambridge, you have certain obvious privileges. But these privileges do come at a price. That is why, little George, the Prince of Cambridge is already a traveller at 3 weeks of age. Kate Middleton's baby boy started travelling with his parents.
Prince William had to re-join his work as a rescue pilot in the RAF (Royal Air Force) after Kate Middleton delivered the baby. He had been on a long paternity leave and was required to join urgently in Wales. So Kate Middleton and baby George decided to pack their bags and follow new dad William to his RAF posting in Wales.
The little Prince of Cambridge spent the first 3 weeks of his life in his maternal grandparents Berkshire mansion. As was planned earlier, Kate went to the Middleton home straight from the hospital and had 3 weeks of solid help from the family. But that was not all. Kate's mother, Carole Middleton accompanied her and the baby to Wales to help them settle down.
Carole Middleton left by train from Wales Railway station just a couple of day back. Prince William was actually spotted dropping off his mother-in-law to the station. The good news is that Kate Middleton and the baby are expected to return to London very soon. Prince William posting at Wales is going end in mid-September. After this, the entire family will return to their royal suite in the Kensington Palace. You may remember that Prince William and Kate spent quite some time decorating their new home in Kensington while Kate was pregnant.
Kate Middleton's baby is not being tended to by a brigade of nannies. The young Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have decided to ditch the royal tradition of having too many nannies for Prince George. However, Prince William's 71-year old childhood nanny Jessica Webb is helping Kate Middleton with the baby's daily chores.
The family is currently put up at a rented farmhouse in Wales. So as Prince William is busy with his duty as rescue pilot, Kate Middleton and the baby are getting a nice vacation!
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