I read an article this weekend in the Sunday Times contrasting the Queen as a grandmother compared with the Duchess of Cambridge's mother who it said was very much a hands on granny. The mistake they made was not mentioning when discussing Kate and William's baby, George, was that the Queen is a Great Grandmother to him whereas Carole Middleton is a first time granny. The Queen is a completely different generation from Carole and her behaviour will be completely different from the Queens. I think it is great for Kate to have her mother sharing so much with her and with William especially if she is available to travel when the Duke and Duchess go on official visits. They are very lucky but no two grannies will be the same and so shouldn't be judged as failing grannies because they are not as available as others.
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