15 Unique Parenting Rules Of The Royal Family

15 Strange rules the royal kids have to follow.
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Being in the royal family seems like it would be really great, but it isn’t all having tea out on the patio. In fact, that’s a phrase the royal children couldn’t even utter! We’ll let you in on some of the strange rules the parents of royal children need to follow. All parents need to teach their children to be polite, but Kate Middleton and Prince Harry need to teach Prince George how to do the perfect Windsor Wave, and Princess Charlotte how to curtsy. There are also a lot of rules they need to obey when it comes to food, from how to file in line to the table, to how to use their cutlery to send a message to waitstaff. Royal children are expected to dress formally whenever they are out in public, and Prince George is expected to wear shorts instead of trousers to reflect his social status.
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[@rubynelson1164]

How much do you want to bet that some of those table rules are ignored at casual, private meals?

[@celtictarotreadings333]

True. It’s very ceremonial these days, they live fairly normal lives as far as normal goes

[@nunyabiznez6381]

The rules are followed pretty strictly when in the presence of the queen but much less so when not and not in public.

[@virginiafry9854]

Queen Elizabeth II is NOT grandmother to Prince George and Princess Charlotte!!! She is their great grandmother!!!!!

[@TexasLadyS]

You’re right! And, they call her Gan-Gan, the same name her grandkids called her mother. I think that’s just so sweet.

[@midnightkt5133]

Your right!

[@carolsnook4659]

@@TexasLadyS my son called my mum gan gan about 40 years ago...

[@imsubbingbacktoeveryonewho7984]

Virginia Fry that’s what they said you Karen boomer 😅

[@mhrkh.s]

Your right

[@kaitlynbowman3845]

Ummm.. are we not going to point out that Princess Diana’s legs are most certainly crossed above the knee..

[@jen8204]

Mr Piggers came to the comment section JUST to see if anyone else noticed.

[@eloisebarcus4110]

Yeah, they totally are.

[@shiaannee]

It is crossed.. and slanted as well😅

[@Aria867]

Yep

[@broccoli4002]

Most of the table manners in this video are quite standard in a British home (provided they have been taught ) And the whole tea and dinner thing , that varies from county to county and even town to town. The British language has many many many different variants and dialects depending on where you live. Even in my county , my accent is very different to the one in the city 12 miles away.

[@sarahedwards2]

I was surprised Princess Charlotte knew how to curtsy by the time she was two!

[@elisescotts-music1904]

I am glad that I am NOT a member of the royal family. It’s to much to handle

[@angelinachimpolo5076]

Elise Scott I agree

[@weme8949]

Elise Scott true

[@angelaa6895]

Elise Scott same

[@brontewcat]

Most of this is normal etiquette that all British children of a certain class are expected to follow. Some of it is etiquette all “well brought up” children of my age were expected to know and follow. It’s not hard when you grow up with these customs.

[@phyllishebert3620]

Elise Scott 1

[@SusannaEmily]

1.50 when you supposedly meant to show Queen Victoria, you showed a photograph of HRH Princess Beatrice. Queen Victoria's daughter on her Wedding day. Since this is a public video, you should check these things over.

[@hmm1619]

At 6:06 she says “As long as they don’t talk about it” but on the text it says walk! Edit: omg 3 likes. Lol

[@cookiegames6643]

I just checked and OMG YOU ARE RIGHT! 5 points for Gryffindor/ Hufflepuff/ Raven-claw/ Slytherin

[@jessicanelson415]

I saw that. I was like what.

[@sydneybarajas8146]

I respect the Royal Family they have tons of money but they use it very wisely and they don’t waste it like other dumb people and they’re not stuck up they’re very polite

[@katrisspriordeen1735]

4 ads on an 11 minute video​?! How much money do you want?

[@catsmore9944]

Katriss Priordeen they don’t choose the ads, but they certainly love money

[@katrisspriordeen1735]

A Marshmallow Cat Stuck In A S’more I think they can choose how many ads they put in but not what they're​ for. Your name is amazing btw!

[@leannadawn3518]

I was thinking that exact same thing

[@timetravellingbunny3952]

AdBlocker is your friend. I saw no ads. TheTalko does not control ads in this video. I am (but shouldn't be) regularly amazed at how little people understand about how KZbin functions.

[@nakkitha]

6:07 you were meant to say 'talk' not 'walk' x

[@morgankneale5614]

Love your videos but sometimes you guys repeat the same facts like about George’s and his shorts

[@aartiasankaran]

But it's soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuteeeeeeeee

[@rumsss1379]

Morgan Kneale and the monopoly ban rule aswell

[@amandajohnston7143]

I know they ALWAYS TALK ABOUT THE MONOPOLY THNG

[@rumsss1379]

Anything to get to the 10 min Mark, that or they are kind of lazy and don't have ideas for other vids most of their videos about the royal family are very alike

[@cookiegames6643]

George and his trusty shorts

[@Julia-cm2qx]

In Poland (and I guess in many other countries) every family opens their Christmas presents on Christmas Eve ;)

[@ashlynnheller8400]

Then what do you all do on Christmas morning? Sorry but I'm from the U.S. and that shocks me.

[@raquel7413]

@@ashlynnheller8400 I'm English and it also annoys me that people open their presents on Christmas Eve but my family opens them on Christmas morning because of my younger cousins

[@devolvy1542]

@@ashlynnheller8400 In my family and many others here in Germany you open presents with your closest family on Christmas Eve and visit other family members on the 25th and 26th. For example I meet with my father's side of the family on the 25th and my mother's side on the 26th.

[@narrelleweir6383]

I am from Australia & unlike many others we always open our family gifts on Christmas eve with the eldest male giving them out. "This one is from Susan with love from Granny" & so it went on. Christmas morning was non family gifts & santa gifts.

[@missis_jo]

@@devolvy1542 We do as you do, but I'm german too.

[@parachutes516]

Don’t you just love how this channel reuses facts from their own videos most of the time (with the royal family)

[@lordmetatron1063]

No way, that is so incredible. All those rules. They are truly special and wonderful people that let us take a peek behind the curtain and blush about all the habits of Royals. God Save The Queen, Long May She Reign.

[@LannsYT]

I love how an American hosts this video. Haha, I’m proud to be British!

[@haru5257]

I honestly can not stop eating rice. It’s part of my culture!

[@thesarcasticpotato646]

Lillian same

[@kharlinejean-guillaume8095]

Same

[@legoloser8688]

I’m Indian it’s with curry for me

[@PaiviProject]

Wow that's fantastic ! I think good & proper etiquette and respect is something that everyone should learn ! Thanks 👍💗

[@ayakhalil3855]

Paivi Project p

[@aseeeskaur]

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[@jeanjordan1378]

Paivi Project has tuiut

[@robynlairdd1851]

Paivi Project ii

[@katharinawallach4991]

My family follows some rules

[@trishalivingston1051]

Pretty standard stuff for a British upbringing of children. Shake hands. Dress properly. Behave with good manners. Eat with adults - all your food - no preferences or whining. Say thank you. Dress for dinner, meaning change and wash your hands. If weekdays.. go to bed after dinner, by 7.00pm till age 8/9.. unless homework is unfinished, then it can be later.. No separate children's table. Participate in adult conversation if you have something useful to say on point with actual conversation, nothing irrelevant or off topic from main conversation. No TV unless homework is finished and properly completed. Usually homework took so long that watching TV was not an option. Usually homework took 2 to 3 hrs. No multiple question stuff, essays and composition on every subject, with research and references. Exception being math, or French homework, or language of choice. Do dishes after eating. Be polite. Never answer back, especially to your Mother.

[@kharlinejean-guillaume8095]

So.... Live like a slave.

[@finessinurravioli5870]

Typo 6:06, the captions says walk when the narrator says talk

[@Bruintjebeer6]

I’m sorry but I come from an middle class family and most things I learned as well from my parents.

[@hollies6142]

the queen is charlotte and georges great grandmother not grandmother

[@Anonymous-io8fk]

Sometimes being happy that you are not a member of royal family😆

[@blorac9869]

These rules are not unique, it is just etiquette! Children are not included in formal events! The Talko just repeats old news and assumes too much!

[@celiabarker]

What a load of tosh. Many of the ‘rules’ described are just normal behaviour for many British people......in particular, use of cutlery and table etiquette. ‘Scent’ is an English word, ‘perfume’ is a French word, use of perfume has become widespread but that does not make it English/correct. Referring to the evening meal as ‘tea’ began in certain regions and has spread. There is nothing at all wrong with that but the correct description is ‘lunch’ (luncheon) for the midday meal and ‘dinner’ for the evening meal. It is not just the royal family that chose to use the original (English language) descriptions. Language evolve and the royal family, along with many others, are traditional .....which does not mean that words will not be adopted when they become widespread...just compare how the Queen now speaks compared to the early years of her reign.

[@magicalblocks7938]

6:03 The Voice says talk about it, But the captions says walk about it. LOL

[@Sewingbee23]

Just to clarify: in the UK dinner is either at lunch or teatime depending which one is the bigger meal. Hence why it can refer to either

[@breezat1806]

At 2:57 you referenced the queen as Prince George’s grandmother but she is actually his great grandmother

[@cecemartorana8942]

I am still a kid and always wanted to be royal. But I’m rethinking

[@r34lest.rod05]

I’d never survive being a royal. I’d like to eat ma food without having to worry about how or my posture, thank ya vary much

[@acecake2241]

Question for everyone: what rule, out of all you have heard about, would be the hardest for you to NOT break? For me, it would be the dress code

[@clairefordzetterstrom9973]

Mine:The Christmas and Religion one!

[@theoriginalstulty]

This sounds like a same video that u or the richest has done before

[@shaizataqvi215]

Does it annoy anyone else that the speaker continuously says the the queen is Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Prince Archies grandmother when she is their great grandmother. Edit: I now realise when this was made some of them weren't born.

[@raquel7413]

Prince Geoge and Princess Charlotte were already born and yes it's deeply annoying when she calls HM their Grandmother instead of great-grandmother

[@mrsaw9537]

While I understand the whole ettiquette thing while out and about at formal events - Surely they are allowed to be relaxed and themselves in private at home.?. I could never tell my child.. "if your sitting watching cartoons... Remember the duchess slant when your sitting!!"... I'm more like "chill with your feet up on the couch girl!!" Lol

[@lindiwengwevela524]

"Garlic is a spice the queen doesn't like"? 😂😂😂 her food needs to be so bland that she doesn't like garlic? A vegetable?

[@lscn12]

Because of the breath!!!!!!

[@kuzotoothpaste2223]

Great!👍👍

[@staceyjessogreen4629]

Utensils not utenstils.Sorry but I am a stickler for correct spelling.

[@snailuka]

Me too!

[@catherineehlers8115]

There's one good thing about having royal children in a wedding party. It's good practice for royal duty and public appearances that will be part of their lives in the future.

[@jaea.5052]

their “tea” is only for referring on the beverage? damn. no memes and millennial slang if you’re in a royal family? no thanks.

[@rohanaedalur]

7: 45 to 7:47 princess Charlotte 's curtsy 😊😊😊

[@mjvybz]

I would die in this family

[@angelaa6895]

Mystic zodiac same

[@laura-lo4bu]

Mystic zodiac me too, i shall never delete my social media.

[@silversn.w]

Me: Man, I wanna be a royal. This video: **exists** Me: Never mind.

[@Qinglady-ue6wm]

Question : if they had a left handed child what will happen? Question 2 : do they allow left handed CHILDERN? (I am left handed and I WANNA KNOW!!!)

[@pamkerr6269]

Prince William is left handed.

[@ashton5171]

Prince William is a leftie

[@72iarol]

All my childhood my parents and my teachers were forcing me to hold a fork and a pen with the right hand. As soon as grew up I've switched to the left hand. I hope the royal family is not as stupid as 3rd world country educators and let left-handed relatives eat and write with the left hand

[@ginnyweasley9670]

WHEN IM 5: i wanna be a princess when i grow up WHEN IM 10: I'm never wearing a crown or a dress again!!

[@Etherealplanets]

Not being able to play monopoly shows a huge lack of self control and inability to share and play nicely with others. How ridiculous they behave!!!

[@shelbykonarski8095]

No ones going to take about how that’s definently not how you baked macaroons? 😂 2:46

[@dhayalbosalih1343]

1:34 is the duke and duchess sharing the same SHIRT!?

[@raquel7413]

Yes it's a double shirt and those are wax figures at Madame Tussaud in London not the real Royal family

[@No1More1Mr1Nice1Guy1]

'bended' lol

[@liliansalvador1270]

Its kinda funny to think that every young girls wanted to be a princess. But if they ever watch these, theyll take it back.

[@amyyfran21]

Whoever is the narrator... she's very stiff. I feel uncomfortable.

[@isa-nt4py]

Amy Fran yea

[@Dorsethuntmonitors]

OMG you rock keep up the good wook

[@FEIJENOORD100]

is nobody gonna talk about 6:05 when there was "walk about it" but she said: talk about it

[@unicornsparklez6571]

6:03 it says walk about it instead of talk about it lol please someone say that I’m not the only one that sees this

[@EmilyCheetham]

Well I think the thing on patio is a tad sill as it doesn’t mean anything else unlike tea, I call my evening meal dinner anyway so there’s no change I. That. There is also afternoon tea whitch brits and the royals do have whitch is a cup of tea (plus sometimes a glass of champagne) with finger sandwiches, cakes and scones with clotted creme and jam. For anyone who doesn’t know what afternoon tea is.

[@evalynemosbei4512]

Being a royal must be stressful 😅

[@amirabouadjadja2182]

Did you see at 1:34 Kate Middleton and Prince William were in the same Christmas sweaters and poor Prince Harry was single and never got to share his sweater with someone 😢

[@zenobiacarlisle9803]

Glad it's not me

[@greaneregencia3228]

Here in the Philippines, we eat rice in every meal not just during special events...😁

[@leonim9535]

I love your videos very much please pin this comment❤️❤️

[@majkak.6568]

7:44 is their visit in Poland yay 💖

[@eleanorbock4906]

who else noticed the typo at 6:05 - its talk about it not walk about it lmao

[@SweetStar1908]

1:49 isn’t Queen Victoria...and does anybody noticed that princess Charlotte is never carried around by her father?

[@raquel7413]

Usually, Cathrine carries Charlotte and William carries George

[@alexeialeksandr7606]

Even though Spanish has a lot of speakers, it would seem more practical for them to learn French and German because of their living proximity right?

[@blindbookworm8019]

Queen Elizabeth II is Charlotte and George’s Great Grandmother. Not Grandmother.

[@littletintin8163]

H I always love your video

[@AmeliaSoapFan]

it always annoys me when american’s make videos about “british” topics such as the Royal family because they always over-pronounce words! made me cringe when you said “sandringham” and “norfolk”!! You say it ‘Nor-fuk’ not ‘Nor-fowk’ and ‘San-drin-gum’ not ‘San-duhring-HAM’! so over-pronounced

[@saturdaysun5724]

Most of this is just good manners and decorum which a lot of people follow in the UK.

[@elisaquintana7653]

So interesting to learn of the royal family and their traditions! One photo and video showed opposite to the rule.... It appeared as though Princess Diana actually had her legs crossed. ....look closely. Also, why didn’t Prince William “lend a helping hand” to Kate exiting down the stairs of the plane as the wind was blowing in her face and holding a child? Just my observations.

[@brandyherreramejia6868]

I actually tried to follow these rules, I even looked at like 20 videos to learn the proper rules. Let's just say I failed. Aside from the fact that that I broke all of them.

[@clearcasket1555]

For the game, I wonder if when they get older they'll play CAH.

[@kasparvg]

So it's who eats the fastest game we all had in kindergarden then...

[@marylanddagotti8338]

This Royal parenting would be perfect for my nephews

[@monicavillanueva2990]

It is really to be part of the royal family but it is really nice at all

[@_grizzlybear_4903]

Last time my family played monopoly my brother got stitches for calling my cousin a cheater

[@AnastasiaZoldak]

🙄Have you seen The Crown?

[@jxnnaelizabeth]

What if you make a mistake when you break a rule ? I think that is a problem because kids like to play around at certain times and also they can make mistakes very easily, however except the dinner position like for example telling the waiter of a fork and knife like an angle and cross awhile parents or family didn’t know the child is not finished for dinner

[@mizzcrazygal]

Prince George is sooo cute

[@carolsnook4659]

I expect many royals have slid down that bannister...

[@He2raww]

what are trousers?

[@Kasey.Walker]

Also we really shouldn't be referring to her as Kate Middleton now. She's married, so her royal title is Catherine Duchess of Cambridge.

[@hannekehartkoorn5987]

There is nothing special about the 'rules' for the use of cutlery. Those things mentioned are the proper way to eat with knife and fork.

[@jgw5491]

...for Brits.

[@RT-ox9fb]

Maybe where you’re from...

[@hannekehartkoorn5987]

JGW 54 for anyone who knows how to eat properly in Europe.

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

JGW 54 ...for MANY countries OUTSIDE of the U.S.

[@graciehoward1801]

I stab my food and eat with my nife so there you go about 4 rules brokeen there.

[@alyssaagarwal6094]

did anybody notice she wrote walk instead of talk?

[@lindsvy]

i find it weird how they actually have to act like that in private

[@KCandFriendsUSA]

Where can we get this music

[@LucyAshton007]

The narrator sounds pissed

[@KCandFriendsUSA]

I want to hear this music

[@KKCH_UMA]

I want to imagine how they acted while playing monopoly

[@realestpersonman]

It says walk about it

[@Mendom-007]

Gosh thank God I was not borne in a royal family.

[@anameza1743]

wow, i litteraly tell my best friend "so what's the tea?"

[@CaptainPikeachu]

lmao why do you have a video of Rob Benedict and Richard Speight Jr in it

[@claudiaaybar763]

These royal babies are so cute 😭

[@croclife299]

The fork thing is how most British people eat anyway so that’s not to weird

[@illinoishasenteredthechat950]

I dont think we need history to tell us we all have a little Royality in us.

[@abia.kyarna3418]

cool🌹👑👑

[@escchris1311]

wtf is bucking hhhhhhhham palace

[@PPGirl-lf7fp]

Monopoly

[@diannalebelulebleu9562]

love watching royal family

[@MrHater72]

On the topic of the christening outfit. In this video you state that Queen Elizabeth II commissioned a replica one to be made in 2008 and yet in a previous video you state that Her Majesty done this in 2015. Which on is it?

[@agamingunicornstale3399]

I would love to be a member or the royal family but it would probably take me until I was 20to learn all those rules