Princess Kate's work with early childhood development has inevitably influenced her approach to motherhood for Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

For some royal experts, Princess Kate's parenting methods are actually revolutionary. For some royal experts, Princess Kate's parenting methods are actually revolutionary.""The spirit of early development is something that many young mothers in the country, along with Princess Kate, are practicing and learning, and it is really a radical new parenting method," Jenny Bond is OK!

She further, explained that this new parenting focuses on the child's emotions and emphasizes "mutual respect" between parent and child, rather than discipline for its own sake.

For Bond, Kate's success in this area may mean that she is influencing her husband, Prince William, in his parenting and teaching him what she is learning.

"It's great, and I think that Princess Catherine will be very much the leader in this, and Prince William will be the follower. [It's all about positivity and building blocks to be a well rounded young man. Another important word is prevention. Kate uses it a lot, and she believes in it strongly."

"It is in these early years that we can prevent mental anguish, confusion, addictiveness, or any number of problems that may come in adulthood"

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Much has been said about Kate's parenting over the years, and countless royal commentators have praised her for raising her three children with compassion and for her ability to connect naturally with children she meets at royal functions.

For example, it has been revealed that Kate and William use the "talking couch" technique with their children as a method of discipline.

Parenting experts have commented on this, saying, "This often creates a calmer atmosphere."

"When disciplining their children, it has been shown that Kate and William firmly explain the consequences of bad behavior, but never raise their voices. Often, when parents raise their voices, their children become equally frustrated and make the situation worse.

"Talking to the child in a calm but firm tone is a great way to get your message across clearly and precisely while defusing the situation."