Prince Louis Takes The Throne Of Fearless Baby In The Family, Says Body Language Expert

It's Prince Louis' fifth birthday, and a body language expert has revealed some interesting insights into his relationship with his older siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

According to Judy James, Prince Louis is outshining his two older siblings in terms of confidence, fearlessness, and spontaneous playfulness.

The bond between the three siblings is strong, with George and Charlotte both providing different parenting styles to their little brother.

While George takes after his father, Prince William, Charlotte seems to take on the maternal responsibilities and is closely paired with her mother, Catherine, the Princess of Wales.

This means that Louis is benefiting from the best of both worlds, with two pairs of parental responses and influences in his life.

Judy even noted that Charlotte is quite a strong influence on Louis' behavior.

At a royal event, Catherine took prime responsibility for keeping her son entertained and well-behaved, but Charlotte was also seen pushing his fingers away from his mouth at one point and feeding back to her mother what had just happened.

Prince George, on the other hand, has adopted his father's trait of rewarding Louis for his good behavior, according to Judy.

It's like a mini version of William's pat on the back when he's proud of someone.

When Louis ran to give his sister a small bouquet during the 2022 Christmas walk to church, it was George beaming proudly and fondly at Louis in an echo of the kind of reward and encouragement rituals William uses.

The age gap between the siblings may not be huge, but it's big enough to create a slightly grown-up and caring approach to Louis that in turn probably allows him to feel secure and confident.

Prince Louis is also a new and different addition to the royal family.

The three-sibling dynamic is unusual, with the late queen's children all having two children of their own, and even Charles and Anne being brought up as a duo.

With Andrew being born 10 years after Anne and Edward, four years later, this meant Charles and Anne were quite adult while their younger siblings were still children.

Louis' presence in the family might prove to be beneficial to George.

Charles might have been fond of his sister Anne, but he was eclipsed by her stoic confidence and the pair were said to have been competitive.

William and Harry's competitiveness might well have contributed to their rift, but with a third sibling that is close in age, the intensity of the relationship of a future monarch and their closest sibling or spare might happily be diluted.

While George has inherited the features of the Spencers and the Windsors and Charlotte looks so much like the late queen when she was a young girl, Louis looks very much like a Middleton.

According to Judy, he's a perfect combination of his parents' genes.

It's also interesting to note how the siblings have different resemblances to different family members.

Prince Louis is a fearless little one who's loved and well taken care of by his older siblings.

They may have some healthy competition going on, but it's all in good fun and it's clear that they're all supportive of each other.

In conclusion, Prince Louis is clearly the fearless baby in the family, and his older siblings are always watching out for him.