US EditionPrince William: We tell our children everything about Kate’s cancer
Prince William shared how openness about health issues and delaying mobile phone use aim to protect their children from anxiety and online harms, the prince said.
- Prince William said there is no rulebook for parenting and he and Catherine communicate a lot with their children, as hiding things from them does not work.
- Prince William noted that his children do not have phones yet, but George might get limited access when he starts secondary school, as the prince is concerned about children accessing inappropriate content online.
- The prince was in Brazil to mark the fifth Earthshot Prize, which celebrates ideas to help tackle issues affecting the planet, with the winners of each category receiving £1m to further develop their ideas.
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Prince William and his wife Kate spoke to their children "about everything after being diagnosed with the princess cancer. The last year was far from easy for the Royal Family: not only King Charles but also Princess Kate were ill with cancer. Now Prince William spoke about the fact that he and his wife had openly answered all "difficult questions" to their children Prince George (12), Princess Charlotte (10) and Prince Louis (7). Kate and Willi…
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