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Lena Tindall was seen walking in public for the first time while enjoying a hot summer day with her family.
Zara, 38, and her older sister Mia, five, have joined the one-year-old mother at the Festival of British Eventing.
The two men were free to jump into the bouncy castles and enjoy the day at the event that was taking place on the grounds of Gatcombe Park, home of Princess Anne Gloucestershire.
Lena, one of the queen's eight great-grandchildren, seems to have developed an extroverted personality and seems not to be afraid when charging on the field.
This is the first time that the public sees this girl, who has been largely kept out of the spotlight since her birth last June.
But the excitement of the day soon casualties the young royal and she was seen being carried by Zara to rest her legs.
Mia seemed to have buckets of energy all day and burst out laughing as she ran on an inflatable tire while she was tied to a bungee.
Their father, former England English rugby player, Mike Tindall, was absent, though Zara seemed to have no trouble keeping an eye on his two daughters.
Mike and Zara are regularly seen with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, whom they are known to be particularly close to.
The two daughters of Tindall had the company of their cousins Savannah and Isla Phillips, accompanied by their parents, Peter and Autumn.
Peter toured the city with his children and also confronted Isla, aged seven, in front of his older sister.
Savannah, eight, then took his younger brother in the back when the two men, both wearing matching overalls, were laughing.
The four men took advantage of the heat and stopped in front of an ice cream van where Peter paid for the children's treats.
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