At the moment in the world there are about 30 monarchic states, headed by real kings and queens. Many have children and grandchildren - princes and princesses. How do they live? Eat from silver dishes and write with diamond slate on gold boards? Or is everything much simpler?
How do modern princes and princesses live? Bathed in luxury or brought up in excessive rigor?
Prince George (4 years) and Princess Charlotte (2 years) - the children of Prince William and the Duchess Keith (Great Britain)
Prince George and Princess Charlotte, perhaps, are the most famous children in the world. However, parents tend to provide "normal childhood" to children and try to educate them in the same way as millions of ordinary Britons do. George and Charlotte have no expensive newfangled toys and an army of servants, but they spend a lot of time with their parents who are known for their non-standard educational methods. For example, during the children's hysteria, the Duchess Kate herself starts rolling on the floor and shouting loudly. This method proved to be effective: at the sight of my mother's "hysteria," the children immediately calm down.
And in April 2018, George and Charlotte will have a brother or sister.
Leonor (12 years) and Sofia (10 years) - the daughter of King Philip VI and Queen Leticia (Spain)
Heiress of the Spanish crown, Leonor and her younger sister Sophia are the favorites of the common people. Manufacturers of toys even release pupae, like two drops of water similar to fair-haired princesses. Parents of the soul do not worship in their daughters and pay close attention to their education. Girls learn English and Chinese, as well as local adverbs: Castilian, Catalan, Basque. In addition, they are engaged in yachting, skiing and ballet.
Estelle (5 years) and Oscar (1 year) - children of the Swedish Crown Princess Victoria and her husband Prince Daniel (Sweden)
Princess Estelle is the first girl in the history of Sweden, who was born with the right of succession to the throne. According to the 1980 law, Estelle is the second in order of inheritance of the throne after her mother, having outstripped in this turn her younger brother Oscar. But while Estelle does not think about her brilliant future at all: she likes to babysit with her brother and leads the life of an ordinary girl. According to the mother of children:
"Estelle is very curious, sociable, bold, active and cheerful. Oscar is more calm, he respects and loves his sister "
Ingrid Alexandra (13 years old) and Sverre Magnus (11 years old) are the children of Crown Prince Håkon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit (Norway)
The children of the Norwegian prince Hokon are now entirely focused on their studies. At the same time they, like millions of other teenagers, actively use social networks. Princess Ingrida Alexandra is the second in line for the Norwegian throne after her father, so now she is taking part in various official events. Her first public speech, the girl said at 6 years old. Now the girl is studying at the private school of Oslo International School, where practically all the training is conducted in English.
As for Sverre Magnus, he is known as a real joker and fun not only the royal family, but also the entire Norwegian people. Ingrid Alexandra and Sverre Magnus have also the uterine brother, Marius, who has no rights to the royal throne.
Christian (12 years old), Isabella (10 years old), twins Vincent and Josephine (6 years old) - children of Crown Prince Frederic and Crown Princess Mary (Denmark)
The Danes adore Crown Prince Frederick, his wife, the Crown Princess Mary, and their four children. The eldest son of the prince, Christian, the future heir to the throne, attended an ordinary kindergarten and a municipal school and is no different from ordinary boys, however, like his younger sisters and brother. Children grow up very active and playful: they adore bicycles, scooters and wheelbarrows.
The family of Prince Frederick is very friendly. The prince with his wife and children likes to travel on a family yacht and go skiing.
Jacques and Gabriela are the children of Prince Albert and Princess Charlene (Monaco)
Twins Jacque and Gabriela were born on December 10, 2014 with the help of Caesarean section. Their father, Prince Albert, was present at their birth and was very proud of this. Jacques has the primary right to the throne, although he is younger than his sister for 2 minutes. The development and upbringing of babies is watched by their mother Princess Charlene. Being a former champion in swimming, she already with might and main introduces the kids to water sports.
Elizabeth (16 years old), Gabriel (14 years old), Emmanuel (12 years) and Eleanor (9 years old) are the children of King Philip I and Queen Matilda (Belgium)
All the children of the Belgian king study at the Catholic Jesuit College in Brussels, known for its strict regulations. The heiress of the royal throne is the princess Elizabeth. The girl from the earliest childhood is distinguished by exemplary behavior and seriousness. She is fluent in German, French and Dutch, and also dances well.
Princess Katarina-Amalia (13 years), Alexia (12 years) and Ariana (10 years) - the daughter of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima (Netherlands)
The Dutch princesses live a busy life: they are engaged in ballet, are fond of swimming, horseback riding and tennis. Girls are fluent in English, and also learn Spanish, which is native to their mother - Queen Maxima.
Prince Hisahito (10 years old) is the son of Prince Fumihito and Princess Kiko (Japan)
Prince Hisahito - the main hope of the Japanese imperial house, because before his birth, only the girls were born in the family, and according to the law, only the man can take the Chrysanthemum throne.
Although the Emperor's family does not like the soul in the little prince, he does not make any concessions: he goes to school, where his achievements are assessed very strictly, and even participates in sports olympiads along with other students. As for hobbies, the prince likes to ride a bicycle, play ball and is interested in the life of insects.