To celebrate the birth of Meghan and Harry’s new baby boy- we thought we would come up with some suggestions to give your baby the royal treatment today- you don’t want them feeling left out now do you?

Parenting on Female First

Parenting on Female First

Dress them in the best

The royals are renowned for their pristine clothing and the children are no exception. So today why not pull out their best outfit and put it on them so they feel like one of the family? Which brings me onto my next point…

Take a photograph

There are so many beautiful photographs of the royal children so it would be rude not to follow suit. If you are going to the trouble of dressing them in their finest attire- take a photograph to mark the occasion. It will make for a good story when your child is all grown up.

Call them by their full name

Today is not a day for nicknames and first names only- it’s the perfect time to call your child by their full name- no exceptions.

Dress them simply but on trend

If you don’t feel like dressing your baby in something fancy- there are plenty of companies that have produced something more practical while still showing your appreciation for the new arrival.

Personalised Johnston Alphabet Baby Grow

A babygrow fit for our newest royal! For a truly thoughtful gift that new parents can cherish as a keepsake, London Transport Museum Shop gives you the opportunity to personalise this adorable babyware attire, featuring the new born's name in the iconic London Underground Johnston font.

Available from 0-3 months up to 12-18 months. £16.99, ltmuseumshop.co.uk

Corgis, corgis everywhere

Wanting to buy your baby a new toy? Well, look no further than Amazon where you can buy a plush corgi pillow. This soft, chubby corgi is great for introducing your baby to new textures and you can use it as a pillow when you take your naps together! Price: £8.49

Read them a book

Martha Mumford has written three beautiful books illustrated by Ada Grey; Shhh! Don’t Wake the Royal Baby and Hooray! It’s a New Royal Baby! and The Royal Baby's Big Red Bus Tour of London, which are very fitting bedtime reading for your little one wouldn’t you say?!

Or there's Dick Bruna's Miffy and the Royal Baby...

Or even The Royal Nappy by Nicholas Allan...


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