Prince George, Charlotte, and Louis’ Nanny Faces Ban on a Common Word

The royal children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have grown up with their dedicated nanny by their side.

However, there is one word she is not allowed to say.

Despite the family's relocation from Kensington Palace to Windsor last year, Prince William and Princess Kate have managed to maintain a close-knit circle.

Among the familiar faces is Maria Borallo, the beloved nanny who has been with them since Prince George was just a few months old.

Even though they now live in a four-bedroom home in Windsor and she no longer resides with them, Borallo continues to work full-time for the family, providing assistance with childcare.

But there is a specific phrase she must avoid when interacting with the young royals.

According to sources, it is considered inappropriate to use the word “kids” when referring to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, or Prince Louis.

Instead, they should always be addressed as “youngsters” as a sign of respect.

This rule is a part of Borallo's strict training, which emphasizes treating the children as unique individuals.

Louise Heron, an author and historian, explains that Borallo's upbringing would have instilled in her the importance of avoiding the use of the forbidden word at all costs.

It comes as no surprise that the Waleses have other stringent rules in place for their children.

Reports suggest that shouting is strictly prohibited and will not be tolerated.

Any sign of raised voices among the children is swiftly dealt with through removal from the situation.

The Sun quotes a source stating that shouting is absolutely off-limits, highlighting the family's commitment to maintaining a calm and respectful environment.

As a full-time employee, Borallo adheres dutifully to these rules.

She resides in a separate residence alongside other staff members from their former Kensington Palace household, including the cook and housekeeper.