Kate Middleton was a scout; Now, Prince George and Princess Charlotte follow the same tradition

Before she was duchess
from Cambridge and wife of the future King of England, Kate Middleton had a
kind of very different duty: she was a scout.

The British version of Girl Scouts is called Girl Guides, and Apparently Kate Middleton is extremely supportive of their mission. So favorable that she expects Prince George, Princess Charlotte and even Prince Louis to join their ranks one day.

Middleton has recently made many new friends while testing a pilot testing program aimed at young participants aged 4 to 6 years old. This new program would be ideal for Prince William and Kate. Middleton two older children.

Was Kate Middleton a scout?

At a recent event with guides, Kate Middleton
said that she would like to immediately sign Prince George and Princess Charlotte
so that they can "follow in his footsteps." When Middleton was a girl, she was
a Brownie Scout.

According to People, Lauren Noble, 14, spoke with the
duchess while
l & # 39; event. "She
said she would like them to go into the scouting community because she likes
what it represents – it's a very open and inclusive way of life, "said Noble.
"She said it would be a good thing for them to get involved."

What does Kate Middleton hope her children will learn from Scouting?

Like many other parents who enroll their children in scouting, Prince William and Kate Middleton hope this will teach them responsibility and good character. Never spoiled for her children, the Duchess of Cambridge was apparently inspired by the work of the guides and the number of badges that they earned.

"She
said it was very impressive that they did so many things at such a young age and
how many skills they could learn, "said Noble.

Would have
Will Kate Middleton ever be led by a guide?

While the Duchess of Cambridge is surely busy with other engagements, it looks like she would make an excellent leader for the guides if she chose him. Participants in the event were impressed by the Duchess's practice during the activities, including picking leaves and branches outside and painting.

As reported by People, Kameron Liddar, another guide, was stunned by Middleton's work ethic. "She's fully involved in painting by hand and finished with a green hand. Like a mum you can see that she has the talents. She was very friendly with them [the kids] and knew what to do with them. She was not afraid of getting a little dirty, Liddar marveled.

Did the other guides get along with Kate Middleton?

During the event, participants reported that the Duchess of
Cambridge was friendly, accessible and refreshing, down-to-earth. "J & # 39; was
nervous – we were all – but she was a humble and normal human being. She made us
to feel comfortable, "said Tahseen Patel, 17.

Patel explained that Kate Middleton wanted to unify
people from different cultures and helping to find common ground. "She stressed
how important it is to understand each other and get to know each other
religion and cultures, "said Patel.

Looks like the guides would be thrilled that someone like Kate Middleton is involved!