OHMYGOSSIP — The Duchess of Cambridge has admitted that her son Prince George is already getting quite big. She was at a visit to the London charity Only Connect, which helps former prisoners and young people at risk of reoffending. Catherine was given an all-in-one for three-month-old George by former offender Aaron Russell-Andrews.
The Duchess said: “[It’ll be] a very good fit as he is growing up very fast. He’ll like it.”
Aaron was holding his 20-month-old daughter Teegan who cheekily tried to take back George’s present.
The Duchess laughed saying: “They’re very demanding at this age.”
The next day, Catherine, who is still on maternity leave, also visited a schools forum for charity Place2Be in Canary Wharf. She is patron of the charity which provides emotional support to children in schools and the conference was to combat the issue of cyberbullying.
The Duchess is said to have been the victim of bullying at the private Down House school and moved schools to escape her tormentors.
According to Professor Tanya Byron, who gave a talk on cyber bullying, the Duchess was very concerned with issues affecting young people, including “sexting”.
She told the *Daily Mirror: “She was very interested in the early years, 0 to five year olds, which I guess is because she’s a new mother but also because she’s interested. “She was at a engagement yesterday and they mentioned sexting. She was interested in what we do and my colleagues’ work on addiction.
The Professor added: “She’s become a mother and wants to support us.
“She’s a very bright woman. She said at one point when I was speaking she was telling the person she was with ‘I hope you’re writing this down’.
“Its not just a fly in and fly out. You can see this means something to her.”