Despite their royal status, William and Catherine are known for their low-key parenting style. They always try to make their children feel normal, especially during holidays like Halloween. According to sources, Kate Middleton is planning to take her children trick-or-treating this year, with the aim of keeping the family's celebrations "as normal as possible". This approach is shared by many families, who also want to balance tradition with the everyday joys of raising children.

Royal Halloween traditions reflect a mix of fun and family bonding. In previous years, the family has participated in activities such as pumpkin carving and dressing up. This year, reports say, the younger royals are preparing for a Halloween that is “both spooky and sweet,” reflecting their excitement for the holiday.

As the eldest, Prince George often takes on the role of leading these jack-o’-lanterns, while Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis bring their own unique energy and creativity to the festivities. This dynamic adds a fun charm to their Halloween activities, making it a memorable experience for the whole family.

One of the highlights of Halloween for many children is the thrill of trick-or-treating. The royals have been seen participating in this beloved tradition in the past, and it seems they will continue the tradition this year. A former palace staffer said Kate was particularly keen to ensure her children experienced the joy of trick-or-treating, just like any other child.

Not only does this part of normal childhood strengthen family bonds, it also allows children to connect with their peers in a fun and festive way.

While trick-or-treating is certainly a highlight, the Welsh family also enjoys cosy moments at home during Halloween. They often decorate their home with festive decorations, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. From spooky decorations to themed treats, the family embraces the Halloween spirit in their own way.