Too cute! The Cambridge family look like they’re having the ultimate outdoor experience! The exciting new pictures of the Cambridge family mark a rare occasion of seeing the entire clan together – the last time we saw the royals pictured together like this was for their Christmas card photo in December 2018.

Prince Louis, who just turned one in April, is seen standing with his mum Kate!

Meanwhile George, 5, and Charlotte, 4, dip their toes into a streaming lake.

We’ll just be over here gazing at this perfection for the foreseeable future…

And in the most surprising moment of all, Prince Louis is seen walking for the first time!
In the adorable new snap, the young royal totters away from his smiling dad. Sorry, but is anyone else trying to calm their beating hearts?!

We’re sure Kate’s stunning new garden will thrill children and adults alike – much like it has for Princess Charlotte!

The new pictures come after Kate’s design was unveiled in full over the weekend, with the Palace releasing some gorgeous new snaps of the Duchess getting stuck in to the design. In one picture, she’s seen swinging on the very same rope swing that Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were also seen playing on.

In an interview for an upcoming interview with Monty Don for the BBC Kate said: “I really feel that nature and being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on our physical and mental wellbeing, particularly for young children.”

She explained that she had this in mind while creating her garden masterpiece: “I really hope that this woodland that we have created really inspires families, kids and communities to get outside, enjoy nature and the outdoors, and spend quality time together.”

Kate has been working on the garden for some time, adding her own personal references from her own childhood, as well as her life as a parent.

In a statement from the Royal Horticultural society, it was revealed Kate was inspired by her own childhood memories when it came to the garden’s design, “as well as special moments that will be created and treasured by families now and in the future.”

Furthermore, the Duchess was also keen to use natural materials to incorporate natural elements.

The Queen was invited on a private tour of the garden too. Her grandson and granddaughter-in-law showed her some of the garden’s features and introduced her to some activities people can enjoy there, such as Reed Boat making.

Photo: Matt Porteous via @kensingtonroyal/Instagram

Text: NowToLove