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Why Kate Middleton and Prince William are always seen holding their children's hands

Kate Middleton Prince William Prince George The Prince and Princess of Wales Jasmine Peters

Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince George and Princess Charlotte

Kate Middleton and Prince William are regularly photographed holding their children's hands and one parenting expert believes it's not just for their safety, but to show the stable hands the monarchy rests in.

According to a parenting expert, Prince William and Kate Middleton make sure to hold their children's hands out in public to show the strong 'bond' they share with their kids.
The small act reportedly shows that the couple are 'responsible and loving parents.'
In other royal news, The sweet family tradition Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis could miss out on this year.

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