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Hilary Fordwich, a British royal specialist, recently spoke out on the Windsors' hopes for their children's future dynamics.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, she expressed her dislike for the conventional heir and spare dynamic.
It started with what she said: "They are both determined to avoid the traditional 'heir and spare' dynamic by emphasizing that Prince George is the 'first among equals,' so that Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are treated as his equals."
In addition, "this ensures they all feel valued and included, rather than sidelined or overshadowed."
According to Katherine Fordwich, "William and Kate accomplished this by working as a family unit, for household chores, cooking and the like."
This contrasts sharply with how "previous royal generations relied heavily on nannies, whilst their parents focused on royal duties, thereby leaving little time for hands-on involvement."
And this has left their children feeling emotionally abandoned," the expert believes.
consequently: "Both William and Kate, untraditionally for royals, are very involved in their children's daily lives, from school runs to bedtime routines."
"They've maintained strong family bonds, a sense of normalcy and are reducing feelings of isolation, as well as favoritism."
A stark contrast to Prince William's own youth, "which was plagued by their parents' highly publicized, acrimonious divorce, as well as the frequent pressures of royal life."
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