When you’re a member of the English royal family, you have anything but an ordinary childhood. And George, Charlotte and Louis from Cambridge, the children of Kate and William, are no exception to the rule. Moreover, there is even a characteristic of their education which is very particular…
George, Charlotte and Louis are currently going through a very difficult time. And for good reason, Kate Middleton is fighting cancer, as is their grandfather, Charles III. For his part, Prince William must manage this situation in the best possible way, while ensuring his role as future sovereign of England.
In addition to going through this very complicated period, children must comply with well-defined rules. Among them, there is one which is specific to their royal education: adults are forbidden to raise their voices at them, and vice versa.
Strict ban on shouting
In the columns of the magazine Netmums, Sarah Carpenter, a nanny trained at Norland, a prestigious educational center located in Bath, spoke about this particularity. She said: “For a Norland nanny to shout or raise your voice around our accusations is completely forbidden and rightly so”. The reason for this formal ban? “It doesn’t make children feel empowered or supported.”
For couple Kate and William, yelling at their children when conflict erupts into their lives has no value, as Sarah Carpenter reveals. Thus, the future sovereign of England and his wife prefer to speak calmly with their three children, rather than letting themselves be carried away by their anger.
This word is banned from Buckingham Palace
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