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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Kristin Contino

The Surprising Word Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis's Nanny "Is Banned" From Using

Maria Borrallo wearing a tan nanny uniform smiling at Queen Elizabeth leaning over to greet toddler Prince George and Kate Middleton wearing a white coat and hat bending over a stroller in the background.

Working as a nanny to the Royal Family certainly comes with plenty of rules and guidelines. For Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, who's been employed by the Prince William and Princess Kate since Prince George was a baby, there's the extra pressure of helping raise the future king. It turns out there's a pretty innocuous word the royal nanny is prohibited from using—but it's not William and Kate's rule.

Borrallo is a Norland Nanny, meaning she was educated at the prestigious Norland College in Bath, England, where some of the most prestigious families in the world find their childcare help. Think Hogwarts meets Mary Poppins meets a James Bond academy—because these nannies don't just learn how to change diapers and sing lullabies.

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