Kate Middleton says that her youngest son, Prince Louis, doesn't understand the concept of social distancing yet. The two-year-old apparently keeps doing one particularly very sweet gesture, regardless of the rules in this pandemic.
Apparently, Prince Louis is such a big cuddler that it has become quite a problem for Kate Middleton. He loves to "cuddle everything" but especially loves to hug babies younger than him.
Kate shared this anecdote while speaking on BBC Breakfast Tuesday, July 14, where she also shared about Tiny Happy People, a new education initiative. The focus of this initiative is to help with language and literacy among children below five years old so that they will be ready to start school.
The Duchess of Cambridge said that guiding children's language development early on helps them make new friends in school or ask simple questions to their teachers. Having language skills also makes children more confident and if they are confident, then they'll be happier.
Prince Louis' sweet antics that defy social distancing is not the first "trouble" the family encountered during the pandemic. Apparently, speaking on video conference calls while on lockdown was more challenging for Kate and Prince William if their youngest son was also there with them.
In another BBC interview, Prince William revealed that their son likes to push the red button on the screen, effectively ending the conversation in the middle of it. Kate, on the other hand, also confessed that it really gets a bit hectic when there's a 2-year-old to look after.
However, Prince Louis seems to have found and honed some skills while the family has been isolating in Anmer Hall, their country home in Norfolk. Kate Middleton shared that their children have been gardening and raising sunflowers and Prince Louis may have a green thumb.
The Cambridge kids apparently have a gardening contest and Prince Louis is leading. This makes his older brother, Prince George, quite grumpy.
Kate Middleton has shared in the past the Prince Louis is a big nature lover. He's a kid who loves to be outside to smell the flowers and put his hand on dirt.
The youngest son of Prince William and Kate may have picked up after his grandfathers, Prince Philip and Prince Charles, who also love to do a lot of gardening. His mother Kate is also the outdoorsy type and has beautiful childhood memories of being in her grandmother's backyard.
