Kate and William prefer the “Middleton model” for upbringing children

• William and Kate are trying to raise their children in a different way.
• Duncan Larcombe said the Prince and Princess liked to raise their children using the “Middleton model.
• George is being raised in a very different way to Prince William.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton are trying to raise Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis in a different way.

A reputed website said that royal expert Duncan Larcombe said the new Prince and Princess of Wales would have liked to raise their children using the “Middleton model.”

“William and Kate wouldn’t let George, Charlotte or Louis appear in public if they had the choice – but they don’t,” Duncan explained.

“Because if the public doesn’t fall in love with Prince George as a little boy, then he’s going to be playing catch up for the rest of his life. By the time the Queen came to the throne, the nation had fallen in love with Princess Elizabeth because they felt her pain.

“They saw her very popular father, the unexpected King, die at such a young age and the public loved and supported the Queen because of what happened to her father,” the expert said.

Duncan continued: “Although there are some similarities, George is being raised in a very different way to Prince William. William has based his children’s upbringing on the Middleton model – three children, affluent, but hard-working parents and lots of love in the house.

“By the time Kate was in her early twenties, she counted her mother and father on the list of her best friends. That’s what William and Kate are aspiring to with their children, but they also have to drip-feed George and to some extent Charlotte and Louis, into the public domain.”