Have you ever heard of “Middleton Model Parenting”? William and Kate would take inspiration from his core concepts in raising their children George, Charlotte and Louis: that’s what it’s all about.
The Princes of Wales George, Charlotte and Louis They are growing up and becoming more and more lovable by the day, as was shown during Christmas service at Sandringham, where the two little brothers, William and Harry, reminisced vividly as children. What very few people know is that not only the trusted nanny Maria Borrallo personally takes care of the growing up of the children, but above all the parents William and Kate Middleton. What values do you instill in your children? Love, respect and complicity in the sense of the so-called “Middleton parenting model”: that’s what it’s all about.
What is the “Middleton Parenting Model”?
According to reports from numerous British tabloids, Prince William and Kate Middleton would be inspired by the “Middleton parenting model” to raise their three children. What does that mean? Who follow the teachings of Michael and Carole Middleton, the little one’s maternal grandparents, to teach them three basic concepts: love, respect and complicity. According to experts, the two families have a lot in common: there are three children, the parents are wealthy and working and want to convey so much affection within the walls of the house. The only one who seems to get a slightly different upbringing would be little George as he is destined to be King of England.
The Princes of Wales at Christmas Mass
George, Charlotte and Louis: why they no longer live in London
In the Middleton model, parents aspire to be seen as true best friends by their children. Of course, the contexts in which the two families live are completely different, but what is crucial is what happens inside the walls of the house when the spotlights are off. Also, George, Charlotte and Louis receive a more ordinary education than the rest of the Windsors, just remember they no longer live in central London. At Adelaide Cottage they not only have more “intimacy” but also understand the importance of family unity as dictated by the Middleton model. Will they be able to feel like “normal” children?