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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with new baby — royal family

After waiting for one long month finally the news is here. The Duchess of Cambridge was admitted to St. Mary’s Hospital earlier this morning where she delivered a baby boy.

Its a baby boy for Cambridge — KensingtonRoyal

Kensington Palace announced it just before 8 AM that Catherine travelled to the hospital in a car accompanied by Prince William.

Its a boy for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — KensingtonRoyal

Within a short time, the royal press pack and world’s media gathered outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s Hospital in Paddington.

Its a baby boy for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — DailyMail

At around 11 AM Duchess’ stylist, Natasha Archer was seen leaving the hospital giving rise to hope that the baby is born.

The eyes of the world’s media and every keen royal fan were on the doors of Lindo Wing at St. Mary’s Hospital.

After 5 hours of labour, Duchess gave birth to a healthy baby boy at 11:01 AM. Prince William was present at the time of their baby’s birth. Kensington Palace announced that mother and baby are doing well. The weight of the baby was 8lbs 7oz and the new Prince was bigger than his elder siblings at the time of birth.

As per the royal tradition, a framed notice of the birth was put on display on a ceremonial easel on the forecourt at the Buckingham Palace. Notices have been posted on the occasion of a Royal birth for at least as long as Buckingham Palace has been the Sovereign’s official residence (from 1837).

The notice will be on display for approximately 24 hours. When it is taken down, it is sent to the Privy Council Office so that the details of the birth may be recorded in the Privy Council records.

A large Union Flag has been raised over Buckingham Palace and a State Standard over Windsor Castle to mark the birth of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's third child. pic.twitter.com/hcYYluf2fF
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) April 23, 2018

To mark the birth of the new Prince flags have been raised at both Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.

Dad Prince William says he’ll be “back in a minute, back in a minute”. He left the Lindo Wing to cheers pic.twitter.com/o40z15TqfA
— Simon Perry (@SPerryPeoplemag) April 23, 2018

At 4 PM a smiling Prince William came out of the Lindo Wing and left for Kensington Palace saying “back in a minute”.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte arrived to meet their new brother at Lindo Wing — KensingtonRoyal

As expected, Duke of Cambridge Prince William brought his elder children Prince George and Princess Charlotte to meet their new baby brother.

A video of Cambridge Prince and Princess’s arrival.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte arrived at Lindo wing — KensingtonRoyal

The adorable Prince George was still in his school uniform. Cute as button Princess Charlotte gave the cutest wave to cameras showing how comfortable she already is around attention.

Princess Charlotte arrived at Lindo Wing with Prince George and Prince William — KensingtonRoyal

I hope you all remember that Princess Charlotte will be 3 on May 2nd. Once inside big brother Prince George took the lead and put a protective arm around his little sister.

Kids stayed at the hospital for a short time and left from the side door via a tunnel. Kensington Palace announced their arrival at home on social media along with the announcement of Duchess leaving the hospital with a new baby.

Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge will be leaving St. Mary’s Hospital this evening. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their son will travel home to Kensington Palace.
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 23, 2018

Around 5:30 PM Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came out with new Prince of Cambridge.

The happy couple was beaming while greeting the media and public gathered outside the hospital.

Duchess was a doting mother as she looked smitten with her younger son.

The new baby is a sixth great-grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II and fifth in line to the throne after his grandfather Prince Charles, his father Prince William and his elder siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with new babay — KensingtonRoyal

Baby Cambridge who is born on St. George’s Day shares his birthday with Lady Gabriella Windsor, daughter of Prince Michael while making another history for not overtaking his sister in the line of throne.

Duchess of Cambridge with new baby — KensingtonRoyal

He was wrapped in a blanket by G. H. Hurt & Son – the Nottingham-based brand who also made shawls for George and Charlotte when they were born.

Duke and Duchess welcomed a baby boy — James Whatling

After introducing their third baby to the world, the happy couple went back inside to came out in a few minutes to leave for their home hand in hand.

Upon their departure Kensington Palace said, “The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their son will travel home to Kensington Palace. Their Royal Highnesses would like to thank all staff at the hospital for the care and treatment they have received. They would also like to thank everyone for their warm wishes.”

Leaving the hospital the William and Kate way. Three kids, “thrice worry now,” William said. @people pic.twitter.com/LtyJVQKYqh
— Simon Perry (@SPerryPeoplemag) April 23, 2018

While leaving William jokingly said ” thrice the worry now” and about the name, he said, “you’ll find out soon enough”. I am believing that Duke and Duchess would like to pay tribute to Duke’s Grandfather Prince Philip by giving new Cambridge Prince his name. This is my guess for the baby name is “Arthur Philip James”. What is yours?

A look back at the birth of all Cambridge babies.

And how William and Kate introduced them outside the Lindo Wing

Duchess of Cambridge in Jenny Packham to introduce royal baby — James Whatling

Duchess made hat-trick for her Lindo Wing dress. Just like at the birth of Prince George and Princess Charlotte this time too Kate chose her trusted designer Jenny Packham. This time it was a beautiful red number with peter pan collar in lace.

Duchess of Cambridge in Jenny Packham for Royalbaby birth — KensingtonRoyal

The dress looked similar to the dress worn by Catherine’s late Mother-in-law Diana Princess of Wales while leaving Lindo Wing after the birth of Prince Harry in 1984.

Duchess looked radiant and glowing just a few hours after giving to the birth. Catherine paired the dress with Queen’s diamond and pearl earrings that she has worn on a number of occasions in the last few years.

Duchess of Cambridge Pearl and Diamond Earrings — Queen’s diamond and pearl earrings

And trusted Gianvito Rossi 85 praline pumps

I am expecting the announcement of the name for a new baby in a day or two after Duchess and family is settled down with a new baby in her home. The baby will be styled as His Royal Highness Prince <Name> of Cambridge. I do hope its Arthur Philip. Stay tuned till then.

Duchess of Cambridge looked radiant in Mint Green for a Symposium — Elliot Wagland on Twitter

Today The Duchess of Cambridge and The Royal Foundation hosted a symposium on early intervention, to provide social and emotional support for children in their early years at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

The Royal Foundation organised the symposium on Catherine’s behalf, inviting leading academics and charities that are championing the importance of early intervention to make children healthier and more resilient later in life, thus avoid serious problems which often emerge only in adolescence or in adult years.

The focus of the symposium is a cause close to Duchess’ heart. Recently during the Royal Forum Duchess has spoken about her passion and indicated to continue focusing on mental health and early years.

Ahead of the engagement Kensington Palace said: “Stemming originally from her interests in issues such as addiction and the effects of family breakdown, and her visits to charities and support organisations, Her Royal Highness has been struck time and time again by how so many of society’s greatest social and health challenges often stem from problems that start to manifest themselves in the earliest years of life.“

Palace also remarked, “The symposium draws these strands together enabling the gathered experts to explore the potential for an integrated strategy on early intervention”. The Royal Foundation and Heads Together are working together on the mental health cause.

Hosted by the Royal Foundation and chaired by President of the Royal Society for Medicine and Regius Professor of Psychiatry at King’s College London, Professor Sir Simon Wessely, The Symposium brought together academics, researchers, practitioners, educators and charities to explore issues such as perinatal, maternal and infant mental health; parenting support and advice; and resources for schools and educators.

The aim of the Royal Foundation is to establish a steering group to explore how best to support academics, practitioners and charities. The steering group will report back to the Duchess later this year and it is expected that the Royal Foundation’s strategy for collaborative action on these issues will be announced in late autumn 2018 / early 2019.

During his speech, Professor Neil Humphrey spoke about Mentally Healthy Schools said, “50% of lifetime mental health issues begin before the age of 14 and that children from deprived areas are 4.5 times more likely to develop a mental health issue“.

Mentally Healthy Schools were officially opened by Duchess in January this year during a visit to Roe Green School. Mentally Healthy Schools’ is free and easy to use the website for schools, drawing together reliable and practical resources to improve awareness, knowledge and confidence in promoting and supporting pupils’ mental health.

Speaking at the Symposium today, Duchess discussed her ambition to support efforts to give every child the best possible start in life. Catherine announced her plans to create a long-term collaboration between experts and organizations to raise awareness of perinatal, maternal and infant mental health, as well as the need to support parents, families and teachers. The Duchess said “I really feel so passionately about the importance of early intervention… providing children in their earliest years with social and emotional security builds strong foundations which last a lifetime“.

Duchess speech today was exemplary as it showed the research Catherine has done on the topic and how passionate she is about mental health issues.

Moving towards today’s sartorial details almost 9 months pregnant Catherine looked radiant in a vibrant Mint green bespoke Jenny Packham number.

Duchess of Cambridge looked radiant in Mint Green Jenny Packham for a Symposium — Elliot Wagland on Twitter

She was wearing a mint green coat and matching the dress. The coat features a bow detailing at the collar. The colour was suitable to welcome the spring.

Duchess of Cambridge praline Gianvito Rossi 85 pumps — praline Gianvito Rossi 85 pumps

Duchess paired the outfit with her trusty praline Gianvito Rossi 85 pumps. As many of you must have noticed this pair is similar to her other Rossi pumps but with less heels.

Duchess of Cambridge Loeffler Randall 'Tab' clutch — Loeffler Randall ‘Tab’ clutch

She carried her Loeffler Randall ‘Tab’ clutch. Handcrafted from lizard-effect leather in a soft blush hue the bag is described as “Perfect for day or night, this design opens to a surprisingly spacious twill-lined interior complete with a zipped pocket for smaller items.” It’s available in several colours at ShopBop.

Duchess of Cambridge Kiki McDonough green amethyst and diamond cushion cut earrings — Kiki McDonough green amethyst and diamond cushion cut earrings

Kiki McDonough green amethyst and diamond cushion cut earrings finished today’s glowing look.

We will see Duchess with Duke of Cambridge tomorrow when they will meet athletes supported by SportsAid, some of whom aim to compete in the 2022 Commonwealth Games, and help to prepare a Commonwealth Big Lunch at St Luke’s Trust