Wrapped in a white blanket, the real baby to the press was outside St Mary's Hospital in London published wait.It
was the first real commitment to the third in line to the throne at
just over a day old, which gives an idea of what to expect as the
newest member of the British royal family.Proud parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were all smiles as she showed her firstborn. Without signs of a sleepless night, the Duke did not admit that his son had a good pair of lungs on him.Wearing
matching blue baby suits, commentators have worn pat comparisons
between Kate's dress and the gown of William's mother Diana, when he
introduced his son made to the press.Under
questions from the media hype, the prince looked well, like Catherine
admitted William was the first to change the actual diaper.She
went on to say that he was very excited, as any new parent, before you
could deal back to her husband with the barrier of microphones."He's
a great guy, it's pretty hard. 'Re still on a name, we will as soon as
it. Arrived' s the first time we see him really, so you plenty of
opportunity to catch up," said William.A reporter asked: "Who is it seem to you or Catherine?"William joked: "He has his look thanks to God"Kate replied to the "No, no, I'm not sure."The couple are expected to try to give your child a "normal" training possible, where most of the child care themselves. William got about two weeks statutory paternity of his service in the Royal Air Force and was in the swing of things.The
new father said 'uf', as he managed where they spend their first night
as the new parents with the future king to get the car seat in the first
half before leaving the place they call home, Kensington Palace.James Franey Euro News correspondent reported from London:"After
the visit of the two sets of grandparents, the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge have left for Kensington Palace, official residence with a
real baby. Yet no name has been released, but the bookies favorite
George is followed by James and Alexander."Wednesday, July 24, 2013
UK: The ‘Little Prince’ meets the world
Wrapped in a white blanket, the real baby to the press was outside St Mary's Hospital in London published wait.It
was the first real commitment to the third in line to the throne at
just over a day old, which gives an idea of what to expect as the
newest member of the British royal family.Proud parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were all smiles as she showed her firstborn. Without signs of a sleepless night, the Duke did not admit that his son had a good pair of lungs on him.Wearing
matching blue baby suits, commentators have worn pat comparisons
between Kate's dress and the gown of William's mother Diana, when he
introduced his son made to the press.Under
questions from the media hype, the prince looked well, like Catherine
admitted William was the first to change the actual diaper.She
went on to say that he was very excited, as any new parent, before you
could deal back to her husband with the barrier of microphones."He's
a great guy, it's pretty hard. 'Re still on a name, we will as soon as
it. Arrived' s the first time we see him really, so you plenty of
opportunity to catch up," said William.A reporter asked: "Who is it seem to you or Catherine?"William joked: "He has his look thanks to God"Kate replied to the "No, no, I'm not sure."The couple are expected to try to give your child a "normal" training possible, where most of the child care themselves. William got about two weeks statutory paternity of his service in the Royal Air Force and was in the swing of things.The
new father said 'uf', as he managed where they spend their first night
as the new parents with the future king to get the car seat in the first
half before leaving the place they call home, Kensington Palace.James Franey Euro News correspondent reported from London:"After
the visit of the two sets of grandparents, the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge have left for Kensington Palace, official residence with a
real baby. Yet no name has been released, but the bookies favorite
George is followed by James and Alexander."
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