Kate and William's clever plan to 'avoid embarrassment' when Prince George was born

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Prince George was born at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington just like his father Prince William and the day after his birth, the little prince was welcomed by the world for the first time outside of the Lindo Wing.The happy couple, who had just become parents for the first time, chatted to the world's media who were waiting outside the hospital in anticipation for the future King.William and Kate revealed that George had a "good set of lungs on him" and how he had Kate's looks, but joked that he already had more hair than Prince William.

While presenting their first born child to the world's cameras was understandably a daunting process, the Prince and Princess of Wales devised a clever plan to make sure that their departure from the hospital went as smoothly as possible.With all eyes fixated on the new baby, Prince William still managed to attract a lot of attention for the effortless way in which he clipped the car seat in before driving his family back to their Kensington Palace home, OK!

reports.However it would seem he had already practised the perfected move many times before as Kate revealed on Giovanna Fletcher's podcast, 'Happy Mum, Happy Baby'.The royal couple are said to have practised the move several times in order to prevent fumbling or embarrassing themselves in front of the crowds.She explained: "We were like ‘What do we do?...

in a swaddle?’. ‘How’s this supposed to work?!’ We even tried to practice with a little baby, like a little doll, at home but you know it just never works out the way you planned it so it was quite hard to do that on the world’s stage, but no, he did a very good job."Soon after Prince George was born he was taken to spend his first few days with his parents at Kate's mum and dad's