It must have been a powerful memory for princess of wales hold a few months old baby in your arms with tenderness and love that only mothers know. During a visit to the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford, a photo of Kate Middleton with a premature baby still tied to cars went around the net, confirming her natural empathy and her relentless commitment to the theme of motherhood, childhood. and mental health. Items that are very dear to William’s wife, mother of three children and loving aunt of his sister Pippa’s children. Right now, Amy Stubbs, deputy director of obstetrics who took Princess Catherine on a tour of the hospital’s maternity ward, told People some components conversations with the princess on the names given to her children and the intense feeling of pressure she and William felt at the time.

According to the tabloid, Kate is said to have refrained from talking to several pregnant women hospitalized during her visit. “She was particularly interested in maternal mental health and how we support the mental well-being of mothers during pregnancy and the early postpartum period,” Stubbs explained. “In particular, she spent a lot of time talking to staff and families about this aspect of care and how she felt about them.” He added: “She did talk about her children, including how they chose their names. Many new moms and dads think about how to choose names for your childrenand they told her about how Kate and William made their choice.”

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Both were very devoted to Queen Elizabeth and the institution she represented, and we are surprised to learn that the then Dukes of Cambridge were not too dependent on tradition – but so important in the royal family – when choosing names for their children. children, preferring their preferences instead. “He said those were their favorite names and obviously the world was waiting for them to name their children and it was a lot of pressure!” However, their cocker Loop seems to have the last word, at least as far as the name of George’s eldest son, who honors Queen Elizabeth’s favorite father, the late King George VI, is concerned.

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George, which comes from Greek and means “farmer”, was certainly one of the options, but It seems Kate Middleton and her husband have come up with a different name for who will one day be king.. The couple would have preferred Alexander, but not knowing how to make a decision, they finally decided to write the names on small pieces of paper and scatter them around the living room, leaving them to the dog Wolf, an English Cocker Spaniel. The animal that died in 2020 “smelled” the name George, and George was it. Much to the delight of the queen. Instead, Alexander became his middle name, followed by Louis. The name chosen for the second child was Charlotte, the feminine declension of Charles, the current king and grandfather of the little girl. The girl then received the name Elizabeth in honor of the deceased sovereign and Diana in memory of her untimely deceased grandmother. Finally, for a third child, the couple re-proposed the name Louis, followed by Arthur, a British tradition name also borne by William, and then Charles, again dedicated to his grandfather. In a word, it seems that, despite the obvious references to the ancestors of Crown, William and Kate, we really chose the heart.