Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana was born Saturday at 8:34 in the morning. She was delivered naturally (without an epidural) by the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington. Prince William was with her, and they waited for the royal baby to come out for two and a half hours.
The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge together with son Prince George were spotted in a car, with Prince William in the driver's seat. They were headed to Anmer Hall which is 115 miles from Kensington Palace. They will stay in Norfolk, England, where their 10-bedroom home is located. The couple will stay there during the first months of their newborn princess. Still, the family's royal home is Apartment 1A in Kensington Palace.
Living in Anmer Hall will give them more privacy, and would also benefit them much as it will be closer to Prince William's new job in the East Anglian Air Ambulance service as an air ambulance helicopter pilot. With a two-week paternity leave, he still has time to be with his family.
Meanwhile, Princess Kate will not return yet to her royal duties until late this year. When Prince George was born, she was quick to go back to being the Duchess of Cambridge with only five weeks after giving birth. But now, it won't be the same again.
On many public occasions in London, Prince George had never attended any, and according to sources, it will be the same with Princess Charlotte. The royal couple is determined to give a normal life to their children.
Meanwhile, Kate Middleton asked for her mother's help in taking care of Princess Charlotte. They may be royals, but that doesn't mean that they don't need help from others. It was reported that for several weeks, Carole Middleton will stay with them.
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