To leave Kate Middleton in contact with young children and newborns is to take the risk of not seeing her return. The Duchess of Cambridge has never hidden her appetite for babies. No later than Wednesday, October 5, Kate Middleton went to the maternity department of the Royal Surrey County Hospital to discuss the means put in place to fight against depressive states related to pregnancy. The Princess of Wales went to meet several women members of the staff of the establishment and future or young mothers discovering certain infants in passing.
Impossible for Kate Middleton not to take one in her arms. The 40-year-old Duchess therefore took hold of a baby (born a little early) whom she tenderly curled up in her arms before sitting down on a chair facing the mother and spending a moment outside. -time with them. If Kate enjoyed this moment so much, it’s probably because she may be secretly dreaming of reliving these fleeting moments too.
Kate Middleton entrusted it in person to one of the women crossed at the maternity ward. For her, children grow up too fast. Louis, her youngest of 4 years old, is the perfect example: “I still think Louis is still a baby, she conceded. Even though I know he’s a big boy now. I feel like he was born yesterday.” And yet, it was already several years ago, much to the chagrin of the Duchess.
On April 23, 2018, Kate Middleton gave birth to little Louis at St Mary’s Hospital in London. A little brother that George and Charlotte had come to meet at the time, accompanied by their dad. Would the latter be ready for a fourth child? He seems, in any case, much less enthusiastic than his wife. She herself admitted it at the start of the year: “William is always worried when he knows that I will meet children under 12 months. I always come home saying, ‘We’re doing another one!“That’s called putting the pressure on.