- Kate Middleton just gave birth to a baby boy — her third child with Prince William.
- The new baby, whose name hasn't been announced yet, is fifth in line for the throne.
- Here's a look at some of the parenting strategies Will and Kate have used while raising their first two children, George and Charlotte.
Royal baby number three is here.
Kate Middleton — whose official styling is now Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge — just gave birth to a son. The baby is her third child with Prince William, Duke of Cambridge.
The new royal's name has not been announced yet. The baby is fifth in line to the British throne, behind his grandfather Prince Charles of Wales, his father Prince William, his brother Prince George of Cambridge, and his sister Princess Charlotte of Cambridge. He is ahead of his uncle, Prince Harry.
For a royal couple, Will and Kate have been quite vocal about some of the strategies they use to parent their kids.
Vogue reported that, while advocating for a mental health campaign, Prince William said that he and his wife want their children "to grow up feeling able to talk about their emotions and feelings."
Here's a look into what royal parenthood has been like for Will and Kate:
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The Duke and Duchess became parents on July 22, 2013, when Kate gave birth to the couple's first child, George Alexander Louis.
Source: The Guardian
The couple broke royal tradition by releasing an informal portrait of the family taken by the Duchess' father at the Middleton family's property in Bucklebury, England — complete with their dog, Lupo.
Source: TODAY
The new royal couple brought George along on a tour around Australia and New Zealand in 2014. George didn't just meet with heads of state on the trip — Kate brought her son along on a group play date, to allow him to interact with his peers.
Source: TVNZ
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