| Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene of Monaco with their children Princess Gabriela and Prince Jacques on the cover of this week’s edition of Point de Vue. The image was taken in palace during the Monaco National Day Celebrations on November 19, 2015. (This cover with the first steps of Princess Gabriela) |
Les premiers pas d'un enfant en chaussettes sur parquet glissant ! Attention les chevilles !
ReplyDeleteI think the last time we saw the little Prince and Princess, they had their adorable 'bald' heads, so it is nice to see they are standing with assistance and their hair is growing. I like how Prince Albert and Princess Charlene are allowing the public to see the children every few months.
ReplyDeleteSome royals seem to want to keep their children from public view for long periods of time. This may not work for the best in the long run. I think Albert and Charlene have hit the right note.
I agree with you. ..
DeleteMonaco (and also Swedish) royals show a lot of children's pictures ... unlike English royals
The British "royals" are mobbed the moment they put their nose out. That would be frightening to very young children and babies. I remember prince George's photo when his father took him to the hospital to see his newborn sister. The kid was not 2 years old and looked a little scared. You might note that in Monaco, the pictures were taken inside the palace, on the occasion of the national day, with a photo op scheduled.
DeleteWe saw the twins also at a public event at the pic nic with the monegash people and they were not afraid
DeleteVery cute picture
ReplyDeleteils étaient très petits à la naissance, mais ils vont vite se rattraper
ReplyDeleteces enfants sont le rayon de soleil à Monaco
Rien avoir avec ce sujet, mais j' ai vu des photo's de Gad à Monaco tout seul avec Raphaël, ça me touche
ReplyDeleteme too.
DeleteBeautiful children.
ReplyDeletewat een schattige kindjes,en dat wij er zo van kunnen genieten!!!
ReplyDeleteen gelukkige ouders.
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