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George, Charlotte, William, Harry? Judge for yourself who ruled in the cuteness stakes as a newborn.
Who's the cutest of them all? Read on and make your choice

It's a rainy, blustery Monday - but here's the news that's going to cheer us all up.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's baby will be arriving in the spring - but because we quite simply can't wait until then, here are lots of lovely, squishy royal baby pictures to tide us over.

Ah, to be this little one right now.

We'd all like to feel this cosy - at all times. Really we would.

How quickly they grow... here's gorgeous George aged one.

TRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

The baby princess seen here bossing the hygge trend pioneered by her brother:

Oh stop already! This is just too much.

OK. Maybe just a few more...

In black and white (as it was 1926) but still pretty high in the cuteness stakes:

And out for a stroll in 1929:

Oh, what a cute smiley face. And blond, oh so blond!

Not looking too thrilled to be picked up here, if we're honest...

Like father like son, as baby William (looking only marginally happier than his dad did a few decades earlier) is shown off by his proud-looking mother, Princess Diana, in 1982:

Amazing. Not even one but already mastered the same facial expression as his older brother, Wills. Loving your work, Harry!

Showing she could rock a hat even at a tender age, Beatrice in a bonnet was definitely a cool winter look.

The princess got hitched to Jack Brooksbank on Friday - but anyone remember when she looked like this?

Well, that was just way too much cuteness for a Monday.

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