The Princess of Wales has been praised for her parenting by former Norland nanny Sarah Carpenter. The baby sleep expert spoke about royal kids' behaviour and upbringing
February 10, 2023 - 06:31 GMT Andrea Caamano It takes four years of intensive studying and training, as well as £15,290, to become a Norland nanny - a service that the Prince and Princess of Wales have enjoyed since 2014, when Prince George was eight months old.
In the latest episode of A Right Royal Podcast, dedicated to royal children and aptly titled Royal Rascals, hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffith chat to former Norland nanny Sarah Carpenter, who explains what it means to be a Norland nanny and why, to the surprise of many, they take pride of their incredibly unique uniform.
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