Kate Middleton’s strict ‘household rule,’ which George, Charlotte, and Louis are not allowed to break

• Princess Kate has launched her Shaping Us initiative.
• She says the project goes beyond “raising kids” and is also about “shaping society”.
• The royal couple have set up household rules for their new home in Windsor.

As a mother of three young children, the Princess of Wales has frequently spoken out about how difficult raising children can be.

She and Prince William are both juggling their increased royal responsibilities while raising their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

Despite having a nanny, the royal couple is frequently seen dropping off and picking up their children from their new school and are said to enjoy activities such as biking and baking.

But it’s not all fun and games for the kids, as William and Kate are said to have established some household rules at their new home in Windsor, Adelaide Cottage, including one that must be followed at all times.

And, according to a source, this rule is strictly enforced: there is to be no shouting in the house.

“Shouting is absolutely ‘off limits’ for the children, and any hint of shouting at each other is dealt with by removal,” an insider told the media .

When the royal couple misbehaves, instead of being sent to their bedrooms or the naughty step, they use a different technique: the sofa chat.

“Things are explained, and consequences are laid out, and they never yell at them.”

Kate launched her Shaping Us initiative earlier this week, an ambitious campaign aimed at raising awareness of the critical period of a child’s development, from pregnancy to the age of five.

Today, in the latest part of her campaign, Kate has said the project goes beyond “raising kids” and is also about “shaping our society” and creating a “more nurturing world”.

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