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The Duchess of Cambridge's parenting of her three children is influenced by her own childhood that was shaped by her grandmother.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge plan to spend a week-off from royal duties next week.

The three royal children appear in a video made in support of Children's Mental Health Week, which runs from February 3 to 9.

The young royals have an extensive lunch menu to enjoy.

Royal fans may not have to wait for too long for the reunion between the Cambridge and the Sussex cousins.

Princess Charlotte is "obsessed with horses," too.

It was Prince William who took the two older children for a "dress rehearsal" a few days ahead of the event.

The royal family doesn't indulge in Secret Santa on the occasion, but do it at some point over the holiday period.

Princess Charlotte clutches at the bouquet of flowers a boy gave her during her first Christmas walk at Sandringham.

Royal fans find it adorable that Princess Charlotte curtsied at Queen Elizabeth II during her first Sandringham appearance.

The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge are planning to take Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, for some winter fun in the snow in the new year.

The royal family comes together for a celebration at Queen Elizabeth II's ancestral home in Sandringham.

The six-year-old has requested Father Christmas for a present related to his passions, his father Prince William revealed.

Princess Charlotte has taken a liking to horses just like her grandma Queen Elizabeth II, and wants one for Christmas.

The mother-of-three has often expressed interest in early years development and child mental health in the course of her royal work.

Greg James shares how Prince William and Kate Middleton reacted when they heard him make fun of Princess Charlotte on her first day of school.

The Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a few drinks with her new pals at a low-key pub outing.

The Duchess of Cambridge reveals interesting details of their home life as she prepares for the couple's trip to Pakistan.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle break royal tradition and opt not to have their son's nanny wear a uniform during work hours.

Princess Charlotte was a bit nervous for her first day at school, while brother George was excited and proud of his little sister.

Four-year-old Princess Charlotte, on her first day of school, will be accompanied by Prince William, Kate Middleton and her elder brother Prince George.

Prince William and Kate Middleton, who chose to fly budget to and from Balmoral, will return to work following their summer break.

Prince George will be in Year 2 of Thomas's Battersea School where his sister Princess Charlotte will join him at Reception.

Middleton, 36, proved that her third pregnancy is not stopping her from indulging in outdoor activities.

Princess Charlotte looked adorable on her first day of nursery in a bright red coat.

George, four, is after a police toy car this Christmas. Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are determined that their children will not be spoilt.

Royal siblings set to follow Meghan Markle down the aisle at the royal wedding in May next year. Duke of Cambridge, Prince Harry's brother, will also play a part.

In a speech at an event for Place2Be, the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton said schools and parents must work together to help children thrive.

Kate Middleton hosted a reception at Kensington Palace, which was held in honour of The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families.

The Duchess of Cambridge seems to be over the worst of her acute morning sickness symptoms, and made her second public appearance this week.