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This Hilarious Video Will Have You Cracking Up Over The Advice Kids Have For The New Royal Baby

by Team Scary Mommy
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If there’s one thing we love, it’s the royal kids. Those hats! The adorable outfits! The perfect hair! That’s why we’re pumped about The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (or as we like to call them, Harry and Meghan) having their first baby. But no matter how royal, parenting is pretty much the same for all of us, so you know they’re going to need some solid parenting info.

Boppy, the makers of our favorite nursing pillows and baby carrier, has been chosen as the official patron and exclusive nursing pillow and baby carrier partner of the upcoming Our Royal Baby commemorative album. In preparation for the birth of the royal baby, Boppy went directly to the source to get the lowdown on the latest parenting trends for the royal couple. They met with some recently parented kids to ask their advice for the royal parents and the results are adorably hilarious.

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You can watch the entire hilarious video here:

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, The Boppy Company revolutionized comfortable infant feeding and development with the iconic Boppy® Feeding & Infant Support Pillow. This year, Boppy is the chosen and exclusive nursing pillow and baby carrier partner of the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Our Royal Baby commemorative album produced by Royal Correspondent, Robert Jobson and St James’s House. This distinction is celebrated with a global #RoyallyLoved marketing campaign and video. For more information, visit www.boppy.com.

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