Will the Duchess breastfeed her son? Recent Royal tradition – and her own very modern outlook – suggest she will. Princess Diana insisted on breastfeeding both William and Harry. The Queen Mother breastfed the Queen following her birth in 1926, and the Queen continued the practice with each of her four children. However, a case of the measles forced her to wean Prince Charles when he was less than two months old. And the glamorous Princess Margaret found the act rather distasteful and chose to feed both her children, David and Sarah, by bottle. Will she? Won't she? Recent Royal tradition - and her own very modern outlook - suggest the Duchess of Cambridge will choose to breastfed her new baby son. But in the past many Royal mothers chose not to
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Princess Diana, the Queen and the Queen mother all breastfed
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Been Queen Victoria handed all her nine children to wet nurses
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