Prins Gabriel Carl Walther, Hertig av Dalarna

[leatherface]

He looks like his mother.

Hopefully he has better teeth

And her features sit better on a male facial structure 

[Principessa]

He looks like his mother.

Hopefully he has better teeth

And her features sit better on a male facial structure 

 

[karma chamelion]

He looks like his mother.

Hopefully he has better teeth

And her features sit better on a male facial structure 

LF! Coffee all over my screen! That's the way to start my day!

[Antevorta]

Little Gabe is all Hellqvist.

Happy Birthday, little bub!

[Booklover]

He looks like his mother.

Hopefully he has better teeth

And her features sit better on a male facial structure 

 

And he stays away from snakes!

[Lady Adelaide]

Gabriel turns 4 today

[anastasia beaverhausen]

He has beautiful eyes.

[anneboleyn]

Happy birthday, sweet boy! He is definitely looking more like his older brother the more he grows up.

[SvenskaSarah]

Little Gabe is all grandpa Erik!

The one thing I like about Sofia is her eyes, and it is lovely to see they've been passed down to at least one of her children (I'm not sure if Julian has the same hue).

I hope little Gabe had a precious birthday, I can't believe he's 4 already! It feels like we've barely seen him compared to Estelle, Oscar, Leo or even Alexander!

[Kemenate]

Who said Alexander is a brat?
😁

@2:12

https://youtu.be/QJrNfvY6QTg

[CyrilSebastian]

Who said Alexander is a brat?
😁

@2:12

https://youtu.be/QJrNfvY6QTg

   
Would you refer to Prince Alexander's actions as swatting?

[Gemsheal]

Who said Alexander is a brat?
😁

@2:12

https://youtu.be/QJrNfvY6QTg

I think both little boys were bored, and given that scene on the metal steps, they didn't have enough supervision.  It looked like one loud, long, boring day for two little children. 

I must also say that letting children walk or run with those lollipop sticks dangling from their mouths is a disaster waiting to happen.  One fall and ... ugh!   They should only have them when seated & supervised.

I didn't care for Alexander's letting the door practically  close on his brother, but if no one corrects him ... and it sure didn't look like anyone did.   "Brattiness" is the end result of no discipline and lack of supervision.  So I don't really blame anyone but the adults in his life.   

[Alice Unchained]

Who said Alexander is a brat?
😁

@2:12

https://youtu.be/QJrNfvY6QTg

I think both little boys were bored, and given that scene on the metal steps, they didn't have enough supervision.  It looked like one loud, long, boring day for two little children. 

I must also say that letting children walk or run with those lollipop sticks dangling from their mouths is a disaster waiting to happen.  One fall and ... ugh!   They should only have them when seated & supervised.

I didn't care for Alexander's letting the door practically  close on his brother, but if no one corrects him ... and it sure didn't look like anyone did.   "Brattiness" is the end result of no discipline and lack of supervision.  So I don't really blame anyone but the adults in his life.   

I agree 100%. I couldn't believe grandma couldn't hustle herself a little to help two little boys with the door! She's trundling along, la-de-da. The boys are only supervised when someone notices the cameras. What if things got out of hand and someone got pushed down those stairs while no one was around? Disaster in the making.

[Lovis]

Who said Alexander is a brat?
😁

@2:12

https://youtu.be/QJrNfvY6QTg

Oh well, I really don't care fo this family, but this is absolut normal behaviour between siblings.  They were bored and tired.My BIG problem is: obviously there was no adult to watch them, otherwise he/she would have /should have intervened. Such a battle on stairs is not very clever. I don't think this is a place for such young children without supervision.  I really don´t understand why they have to be there TBH.

[SvenskaSarah]

When they were fighting on the steps, I'm not sure if someone was half-heartedly trying to tell them to stop, but they both keep looking around as though they're expecting to be told off.

Allowing them to play on stairs is sending a message to them that's it's ok to do so and that there's no potential danger there. What with that and the playing with matches last Christmas, it is a really worrying set of behaviour- not by the kids who don't know any better, but by their parents/nannies etc who should know better.

Kids are clearly going to get bored at race tracks- I know I certainly did when I was a child. But my mother made efforts to entertain me by bringing colouring books, toys or actually engaging with me to keep me amused. From the snippets we see of this family, you never see CP, Sofia or other adult relatives actually engaging with the children, it's like they're there to serve as a prop.