Prince George, soon to turn 13 and transition to Eton College, is being raised with an emphasis on a stable and ordinary upbringing, according to reports. The Prince and Princess of Wales are reportedly determined to ensure their children, including Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, do not experience the difficulties faced by previous royal 'spares'.
Sources indicate that William and Catherine are actively working to treat their children as equals, a strategy aimed at preventing feelings of resentment. This approach extends to expecting Prince George, the future king, to participate in household chores, fostering a sense of responsibility and grounding despite his royal destiny.
The efforts by the Prince and Princess of Wales are designed to create a balanced environment for all three royal children, ensuring none feel marginalized or overlooked as they grow within the royal family structure. This parenting philosophy aims to equip them for their future roles while maintaining a connection to everyday life.