Pictures of Royals and babies

[royalfamily]

[thisgoldenstar]

Where all the babies of the current British Royal Family born in the same hospital (St Mary's)? In a number of photos the new arrival with parents are using the same exit, so Kate's baby will probably be born in the same place?
Thank you very much for the lovely photos posted.

[royalfamily]

maybe but Palace says no. I think it's to avoid paparrazi before date. i have more pics in my forum too.

[debbydeb]

Aww... William. Such a cute urm... top of the head.

[Principessa]

With thanks to 'Readyforroyalty'  in the Andrea topic:

"..First photo of Baby Sacha!
http://casiraghitrio.word...0/sacha-aboard-the-pacha/
And apparently there are more to come..."

[Principessa]

The family of Máxima & Willem-Alexander:

Amalia:







Alexia:






Ariane:





The family of Mabel & Friso:

Luana:


Zaria:



The family of Constantijn and Laurentien:

Eloïse





Claus-Casimir:



Leonore

[debbydeb]

Those children look happy with Grandma Beatrix! And Bea seems to love those children too! She loves children I suppose. 

Sharp doting instinct even while still very young:

Little Beatrix cuddling Little Irene 


And Beatrix receiving love and adoration from Mama Juliana



the DRF and Mrs & Mr Churchill carrying little Princess Christina.

[Cloaked]

Ooohhh.. 
Sweet thread, Royalfamily! 
The Dutch Royal Family adore their babies so demonstratively.

[Principessa]

Beatrix as baby (/toddler):

With mother Juliana and father Bernhard:



With Juliana:


With Bernhard:


With grandmother Wilhelmina:



Parents Juliana and Bernhard with three of their daughters, Beatrix, Irene and Margriet (baby):


Beatrix and Irene with baby sister Margriet:


Juliana with Wilhelmina (??), Beatrix, Irene, Margriet and baby Marijke:

[fairy]

Adorable pictures.
Anybody else noted something interesting in the first set of pictures about the traditions of the BRF?
While all new moms carry their babies out themselves, a nurse carries little Edward to the car. The Queen is a few steps in front and with them but she is not carrying her own baby.

Love the pix of the GrandMaBee.
It is an interesting phenomenon of older generations, that often fathers weren't quite close to their children, perhaps due to the traditional idea of fathers needing to be more strict than loving or because they didn't have enough time to spend with the little ones. Once they turned into Grandfathers however it is like there is a completely different person. They are loving, fun, indulgent and defend things their little ones did that would have sent their own children into the doghouse for the rest of their childhood. My father-in-law is such an example and the QueenBee seems to be one too, (considering her job and position she seems to have filled out the more traditional father's role). From all accounts the relationship between her sons and her wasn't very cosy or intimate. The relationship between her grnadkids and her seems a lot closer and loving.

[Principessa]

Adorable pictures.
Anybody else noted something interesting in the first set of pictures about the traditions of the BRF?
While all new moms carry their babies out themselves, a nurse carries little Edward to the car. The Queen is a few steps in front and with them but she is not carrying her own baby.

Love the pix of the GrandMaBee.
It is an interesting phenomenon of older generations, that often fathers weren't quite close to their children, perhaps due to the traditional idea of fathers needing to be more strict than loving or because they didn't have enough time to spend with the little ones. Once they turned into Grandfathers however it is like there is a completely different person. They are loving, fun, indulgent and defend things their little ones did that would have sent their own children into the doghouse for the rest of their childhood. My father-in-law is such an example and the QueenBee seems to be one too, (considering her job and position she seems to have filled out the more traditional father's role). From all accounts the relationship between her sons and her wasn't very cosy or intimate. The relationship between her grnadkids and her seems a lot closer and loving.

Interesting, when thinking about it I have seen the same phenomenon with my father. When we were little and growing up it was often work and other obligations. But still a strict, loving an doting father, just with less time. When the grandchildren came he was all around and he allows a lot more.

[Principessa]

Prince Rainier, princess Gracia and baby Stéphanie:


Their eldest daughter Caroline with one of her (then) newborn children:

[Anne Boleyn]

The pics of the Dutch babies are very moving. Even back when Beatrix was born they were very openly affectionate with their little ones, it seems.

[debbydeb]

Baby Astrid



Baby FatAl


--via http://www.skynet.be/lili...98105/la-princesse-astrid

[editorathome]

There's a very cute photo somewhere of Birgitte Gloucester holding a tiara over baby Rose's head--can someone please post it here?
TIA...