Maria Borrallo has been the trusted nanny of the Cambridge children since Prince George was just a few months old - and she's got some special rules she follows when dealing with the young royals.
According to author Louise Heren, who spent time at Norland College, where Borrallo trained, the nanny has been taught never to use the word "kids" in front of the children.
George, Charlotte and Louis are to be addressed either by name or as children, but never as "kids".
"The word kid is banned. It's a mark of respect for the children as individuals," Heren told the Mirror.
The author, who spent time at Norland College while researching for a documentary, also elaborated on further details of the lives of the Cambridge children, saying that, from what she knows, they live very normal lives.