Showing posts with label maternity nurse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maternity nurse. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2015

Charlotte Sleeps Through The Night

Thursday 11th June, 2015

Prince Charles has revealed that his newborn granddaughter Princess Charlotte has started sleeping through the night.

Charlotte, who is only five weeks old has been much easier to care for than her brother George was as a baby. Charles was chatting to War Veterans and their families during an afternoon tea held at his London home Clarence House.

Prince George who will be two in July was quite a difficult baby who didn't like to sleep very much. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did not have a nanny in George's early months and were left exhausted by their first born. 

Once Catherine eased back into public duties, the couple employed William's childhood nanny Jessie Webb to care for George on an ad-hoc basis to assist. 

This time around, the Camridges have their full-time nanny Maria Teresa Borrallo as well as a maternity nurse to help during Charlotte's early weeks. 

Prince Harry
Charlotte and George's uncle Prince Harry will unfortunately miss the princess' Christening on July 5th. 

Harry was in Australia when Charlotte was born and will now also be absent when she is Christened. 

The proud Uncle will be in Africa for three months to visit various charities he is involved with.




Monday, February 2, 2015

Cambridges Looking For Maternity Nurse

Monday 2nd February, 2015


Baby George leaving hospital
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are looking for a full time maternity nurse to help care for their new baby due in April. 

After George's birth in 2013 the couple chose to care for him themselves with help from the Middleton family. After a few months William's old nanny Jessie Webb was brought in on an ad hoc basis. Then last March a full time nanny Maria Teresa Borrallo was hired in the lead up to the Cambridge's tour of Australia and New Zealand. 

With William about to start working as an air ambulance pilot and Catherine keen to return to royal duties the couple recognises the need for extra help this time. 

According to the Mail on Sunday newspaper, aides have approached Norland Nannies ( where Ms Borrallo trained) and Royal Nannies to find their new employee. A maternity nurse helps care for both mother and baby in the weeks after the birth.