I’m not a royalist but I love Kate for this..

[kateward11]

I’d love to know what she threatened him with under her breath 😂

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[Badger1970]

I think they were really brave sitting a just turned 4 year old down for that long. He's been an absolute star this weekend, and it's been a joy to see them acting like "normal" children.

That horrid Omid Scooby Doo put something really hateful about him on Twitter. Nasty plastic little man, encouraging others to bully a 4 year old online.

[mathanxiety]

What this weekend really shows is that K&W do a lot of parenting and don't leave it all to the nanny (nannies?). They both look like confident parents who know what works with the kids when out in public.

[Jumpking]

Typical 4 year old...Kate managed it very well I think.

Probably the other Royals did the same thing as children. The difference is that everyone didn't have a camera in their pocket to video it back in the pre 2010s. So we just didn't see it.

[Benjispruce4]

Ha ha oh I feel for her knowing the eyes of the world are on them.

[onlythreenow]

And where is nanny? At the first show of disrespect the child could have been removed from the situation.

Oh for goodness sake!!!

[RaspberryChouxBuns]

My 4 year old is like this 😂Makes me feel less alone !

[Jumpking]

@ilovemydogandmrobama2

Omg - I can't stop laughing

I'm sad I missed this!

[Benjispruce4]

If you Google there are also pictures of him kissing Kate.

[BernadetteRostankowskiWolowitz]

@Sisisimone

I know, am I watching the right one. Just shows a child being really rude to his mum and her not being able to stop it

How old are your children?

[WibblyWobblyJane]

@StopStartStop

And where is nanny? At the first show of disrespect the child could have been removed from the situation.

Yours shouldn’t be allowing you to play on the computer.

[CrazyRatLover]

I thought they were beautifully behaved. Both very long shows and I know loads of kids that wouldn't sit like they did! I missed that bit though. Loved seeing Charles with him, Charles & Camilla with the flags, and the Paddington & The Queen bit at the start. It was nice to see the Royals with a bit of personality for a change! Really enjoyed it. Oh and the woman asleep today for the first hour - who was that?!!

[CrazyRatLover]

I also really like Kate, she's elegant and graceful but fun!

[LondonWolf]

@PinkSparklyPussyCat

Some of the replies on Twitter are really nasty

Dreadful replies on Twitter. Really cruel.

[queenofarles]

kids this age they sense when you are mortified by them and so begin to taunt you, I can imagine him saying " you can’t do anything to me everyone is watching"

[LondonWolf]

I know, am I watching the right one. Just shows a child being really rude to his mum and her not being able to stop it

I'd love to see any parent put a stop to this effectively in front of an audience of millions.

[PatientlyWaiting21]

@StopStartStop

And where is nanny? At the first show of disrespect the child could have been removed from the situation.

why?!?

[Becuna]

I think Catherine dealt really well with her 4 year old. Charlotte and George behaved extremely well over the four days.

[itsgettingweird]

@WalkerWalking

All the twatters saying they think he must be autistic?! Yep, pulling a few faces whilst basically sitting very nicely in his chair for hours on end- pretty classic presentation of asd in a 4yo.....🙄

Whaaaaattttttt?

Who's saying that?

My autistic ds would have been one of the few 4yo that would have sat still for hours and watched that!

[Mummyoflittledragon]

That was classic. 😍 HMQ is quite a character and as society has become more relaxed, she’s finally been able to show more and more of who she really is. I’m sure she gave her parents and nannies a run for their money back in the day, just like most littlies.

[dancinginthesunliteee]

It's great to see a 4 year old been a 4 year old !!!! Brilliant xx

[ThreeonaHill]

Isn't that fingers on your nose thing adorably posh, like something from Just William 😆 I can't imagine the children at my school doing that!

[ThreeonaHill]

As for disciplining in public, I remember when DS1 was about 3/4 yo and poking his baby brother in the supermarket. I growled under my breath "if you don't stop mummy will get very cross." Shouting was the one thing that would make him stop at that age, I didn't do it often bit it worked when I did. His response? "You won't shout in Tesco"

100% correct 😆