The strict rules that Kate Middleton and Prince William set for their 3 children

Kate Middleton and Prince William are very aware of how important is the education of their children, so it is known that all the actions taken by the couple to educate and care for their children have already been studied. The Duke and Duchess of Wales follow a strict child-rearing regulation in which they have made several rules that must be respected or else they could have some consequences.

A source close to the royals revealed that Kate Middleton and Prince William have a very strict rule for their three children, which are: George, Charlotte and Louis. Which completely prevents them from shouting in the house.

The consequences for breaking this rule is not bad at all, as the source revealed that when one of their children breaks it, they take the son or daughter away from the place so they can talk to him or her to let him or her know that their behavior is being inappropriate.

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They take them away from the scene of the fight and Kate or William calmly talks to them.

An education expert told The Sun that Kate Middleton and Prince William want to focus their children on creativity and encourage them to do arts and crafts or spend time outdoors.

For this reason, although the rule seems a bit extreme, it is known that they are very loving and understanding parents with their children, seeking the development and welfare of their three children.