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Royal Children Thrive Without Smartphones, Says Prince William
2 Oct
Summary
- Prince William reveals his children do not have cell phones
- The royal family prioritizes family dinners, outdoor activities, and learning musical instruments
- William shares fond memories of chasing his cousins around Windsor Castle as a child
According to a recent interview, Prince William, the Prince of Wales, has been intentional about maintaining a tech-free environment for his children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The royal family prioritizes quality time together, including family dinners where they "sit and chat" without any distractions from smartphones or other devices.
William also shared fond memories of his own childhood, recalling how he and his cousins would chase each other around the halls of Windsor Castle after hours. He reminisced about the old wooden floors that would sometimes leave splinters in their feet, a far cry from the plush carpets his children now enjoy while running through the same spaces.
The prince emphasized the importance of providing his children with a "happy, healthy, stable home" as the foundation for their future. He believes that creating a nurturing environment, where the family can openly discuss any issues or concerns, is crucial for the well-being of his children.
Despite his position as the heir apparent to the British throne, William remains steadfast in his commitment to prioritizing family life. He views his role as a parent as paramount, even if it means occasionally missing a royal outing to pick up or drop off his children at school.
