Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George
Britain's Prince William was elected by midwives at St Mary's hospital to change Prince George's first nappy.
The Duke of Cambridge welcomed his son into the world with wife Duchess Catherine on July 22 in the Lindo Wing at the London-based hospital and he admits he was pushed by the health professionals to do the first nappy change.
Speaking in his new documentary, 'New Father, New Hope', he said: "I had every midwife staring at me, going, 'You do it. You do it'.
He added: "But he's a little fighter. He wriggles around quite a lot. And he doesn't want to go to sleep that much, which is a little bit of a problem."
The royal couple have hired William's former nanny Jessie Webb to help them care for the third-in-line to throne and she was previously spotted assisting the Duchess as she stopped off at a McDonald's car park to feed the tiny tot while en route to Kensington Palace, London.
Jessie had been helping William and Catherine - who was known as Kate Middleton prior to the couple's wedding in 2011 - at their home in Anglesey, north Wales, and the 71-year-old nanny is now expected to assist them during their trip to Scotland, while they visit the Queen and Prince Philip.
Ingrid Seward, author of upcoming book 'A Century of Royal Children', said previously: "She'll be like a safe pair of hands. She knows the ropes and knows what happens.
"That's preferred rather than someone new to it all, someone who'd be terrified of it all."
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