Prince William Struggles with Parenting Duty, While Kate and the Kids Enjoy a Day Out

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge recently attended the annual Irish Guard St Patrick's Day parade in Hounslow, while their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, enjoyed a fun day out with their nanny, Maria Theresa Turrian Borallo.

The royal trio were spotted by Twitter user Nettie Royal at Kensington Gardens, where they were spending time together.

All three of the Cambridge children love spending time outside and have been spotted feeding ducks on several occasions with both Maria and their mum Kate in Hyde Park.

Being a parent is one of the great joys of life, but it comes with its challenges.

Even with the support of a live-in babysitter, Kate and Wills want to be hands-on parents, which has received a lot of praise.

They will run the school, bring small control cams to play, and openly show love to young people.

However, there is one parenting duty that Prince William struggles with, and it has nothing to do with dirty diapers or screaming babies at 3am.

During a recent trip to Blackpool earlier this month, William talked to a father who admitted that he had difficulty learning how to make his daughter's hair.

Clearly, Wills was able to wholeheartedly relate to this.

“Never tried to make a ponytail,” he agreed, “Nightmare.”

Kate then turned to her husband and asked, “You tried making a plait?

It's weaving, really hard.”

William responded, “I can do a ponytail for Princess Charlotte, but it's about me not having enough hair to practice.

Well, we can't argue with that.”

Despite the challenges, the couple enjoys spending time with their children and being hands-on parents.