It is understood they are helping to care for their cousin, Indigo Middleton, the baby of Catherine's brother James and his wife, Aly. Born last year, baby Indigo has brought joy to the family during this challenging time. The older siblings love to hold her and cherish their time together. There is a significant age gap between George and Indigo, which only adds to their excitement about their future adventures.

Catherine has recently returned to public duties after announcing her recovery. She attended her first official engagement with Prince William in Southport, a town that was hit by a tragic knife attack earlier this year. Her return symbolises her strength and dedication to her royal duties. As Catherine re-enters royal life, her children are taking on more prominent roles.

Despite their royal status, Catherine and William still prioritize giving George, Charlotte, and Louis a normal childhood, much like Catherine’s own upbringing. They emphasize outdoor activities and quality time together, fostering a love of nature and exploration. The Middletons, especially Carole and Michael Middleton, play a key role in raising their children. Carole, a gardening advocate, encourages her grandchildren to get involved in nature.

She believes it’s important to let them get a little dirty while they explore. In interviews, she has shared her approach to gardening with them by using organized activity stations to plant plants. This hands-on experience teaches children responsibility and nurtures their connection to the environment. Gardening serves as a lesson in patience and growth.

Reflecting on Catherine’s journey of recovery as George, Charlotte and Louis adjust to their new roles, they learn valuable lessons from little Indigo and their outdoor experiences. They are exploring the balance between royal duties and the fun moments of childhood, supported by their extended family.