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A real source said Sun that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge do not allow yelling at home (a rule they also agree to follow) and have a family rule against going to bed angry.
Prince William and Kate Middleton enforce some fairly strict parenting rules, apparently. A source said Sun that “yelling is absolutely” off limits “for Cambridge kids and that the couple always encourages Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to have constructive conversations about what bothers them and have a family rule that no one he must go to bed angry.
“Children are encouraged to talk about their feelings,” the source explained. “They express concern about school subjects, a swimming lesson, a difficult ballet maneuver, a lost tennis rally, or seeing children starving in a television commercial. But a conversation ensues and a solution was found. “
But that is not all. Will and Kate are also committed to following the family rules themselves, which means not yelling at the adults in the Cambridge house, either. They also pledge never to send their children mixed signals as parents.
“It is not about one parent saying ‘no’ and the other saying ‘yes’ later, since Kate and William want to present a unified parental front to their children,” the source explained, adding that one of those Rules include limited hour television. “The television is not turned on all day and the shows must be done with parental approval.”
See, even real kids need screen time limits.
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