Looking Back At 2015

2015 has been a very special year for the Cambridge family.

On May 2nd, the Duke and Duchess welcomed Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana into the world. Prince William has described her as "ladylike" and "a little joy of heaven".

Brother Prince George has been seen more often in public throughout the year. In only the third time he had made a public appearance in Britain, George was taken by William to St Mary's Hospital to meet baby sister Charlotte. 

Then he was seen at The Trooping The Colour ceremony for the first time in June, wearing the clothes his father William wore on the same occasion in 1984. 

Also that month came a trip to watch his dad and Uncle Harry play polo where George kept his mum Catherine busy following him around.

Finally on July 5th George attended his sister's Christening at St Mary Magdalene Church on the Queen's Sandringham Estate. It is also the place where George and Charlotte's grandmother the late Diana, Princess of Wales was christened in 1961. George wore an almost identical outfit to that which William wore to meet Prince Harry at St Mary's Hospital in 1984.

There have of course been photos released when Charlotte was a month old, her Christening, George's second birthday, Charlotte at six months and a group photo for Christmas. 

The family is dividing it's time between Anmer Hall on the Sandringham Estate and their apartment in Kensington Palace. 

Amner is where they prefer to be as it offers a relaxed country lifestyle that is important to both Catherine and William. George will start at a nearby nursery next month. 

Royal Children Blog wishes all our readers a safe, healthy and prosperous New Year.

Prince George at the London Science Museum

Sunday 22nd March, 2015

Prince George spent a few hours on Thursday at the London Science Museum with his mum The Duchess Of Cambridge. 

The royal duo were accompanied only by their protection officers and spent most of their time at the Museum's Pattern Pod.

According to the Museum's website, the exhibition is aimed at 3-7 year old children and is a hands-on, multi-sensory gallery.

"It also shows that patterns are just not visual - there are sound patterns, time patterns, movement patterns and texture patterns too."

http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/educators/plan_and_book_a_visit/things_to_do/galleries/pattern_pod.aspx?keywords=pattern+pod

At an engagement this week, Catherine said her second baby is due "mid to late April". The Duchess has undertaken several public engagements over the past few weeks and has three visits planned on one day alone in the coming week. She is then expected to retire from the public eye until the birth. 

St Patrick's Day 2015