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As in every area, there are also rules to follow in the family. To avoid chaos, it is important that everyone does their part. But the matter becomes much more stringent if the family in question is the real one. It is not a secret, in fact, that all members of real families are required to follow very rigid rules of behavior, which go far beyond simple good manners. And if it is the princess Charlotte and the principles George and Louis, children of William and Kate, the rules and impositions are even more rigid.

George, Charlotte and Louise are not only forced to follow the rigid protocol of the etiquette like all the other members of the royal family, but as children of the princes of Wales, heirs to the throne, are required to follow additional rules, especially at this time like this delicate for their family.

As everyone knows, in fact, the family of William and Kate is coming out of a period to say the least demanding due to the chemotherapy treatments to which the princess had to be submitted after the diagnosis of stomach cancer.

Some of the rules that children must follow are directly connected to the health conditions of the mother and to the thousand precautions necessary during cancer care. Some examples? They must collaborate in cleaning the house, pay attention to their personal hygiene and prepare the snacks themselves.

They are all three required to wash their hands much more frequently than they do not usually do in order not to risk in any way to worsen the conditions of Kate, very sensitive to germs and bacteria. According to reports from a source close to the family, it would seem that the brothers are good in this new family organization and help each other: George does an excellent job in following both younger brothers and Charlotte loves to supervise little Louis.

In addition to the rules of hygiene, however, William and Kate have a rule that dominates all the others: at home it never screams. This rule has always applied and is the secret of the real couple to communicate without chaos and to maintain calm even when there is something wrong. It is a rule followed by everyone: not only children cannot scold each other, but parents also follow the same rule. Nobody raises his voice with anyone. When one of the children behaves badly, one of the parents calls the interested party on the sidelines and speaks calmly, he points out what is wrong and highlights the consequences that could derive from it.

William and Kate, supported by the family nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, keep a lot to the education of George, Charlotte and Louis. Among the parents, they say both Kate the most severe, but has the magical ability to make the very simple very simple home rules seem, making children feel relaxed and happy.

In this period of fragility for the family, moreover, William added a new rule for children: don't be too rowdy and noisy. But it seems that Louis, the smallest, sometimes forget about it.

A few weeks ago Kensington Palace shared a video in which the princess communicated the end of the chemo and showed himself Serena in moments of pure leisure together with her family. Now that Kate has announced the end of her chemotherapy cure, even if she cannot yet be said to be out of danger, perhaps her children will be able to follow less rules, at least within the home.