Strict No-Nonsense Training Starts at Just Two Years Old
From a tender age, royal children are schooled in numerous traditions, with curtseying to the monarch being among the primary lessons. Beginning etiquette training as early as age two, they are taught the nuances of public behavior and the correct way to address different individuals. Their education is comprehensive, covering everything from the correct stance and handshake to appropriate conversational topics and those considered off-limits. This meticulous grooming process can extend over several years, ensuring they uphold the royal decorum.
Maintaining constant exemplary conduct must be challenging for them, as demonstrated by this photo where Prince Louis is seen making a face at Kate Middleton in public, suggesting that the etiquette lessons might not be progressing as smoothly as intended.
