Kate Middleton And Prince William First Weeks With Their Son Prince George

Kate Middleton And Prince William First Weeks With Their Son Prince George

On birth of her baby boy, Kate Middleton has wowed wearing British designer Jenny Packham's feminine and sophisticated designs. The Duchess of Cambridge wore a bespoke dress by the label when she and Prince William introduced their son to the world on July 23, 2013.

After welcoming baby Prince George on July 22, a source tells Us Weekly that Kate Middleton and Prince William are "loving" their first weeks with their son.

Prince George may be the future King of England, but Prince William and Kate Middleton are bringing up a thoroughly modern baby. After welcoming their son on July 22, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 31, headed to Middleton's parents' home in Bucklebury, England, to live a quiet life while adjusting to parenthood.

The first royal order of business was simple: sleep. What followed at the Middleton house became a blissful routine. Wake up. Tend to George. Eat. Repeat. Dinners might mean a simple Italian meal cooked with help of housekeeper Antonella Fresolone. And even with two future kings of England at the table, "there's no special treatment," a family source tells Us Weekly. "William still has to help load the dishwasher after dinner.The same will apply to George when he's a grown boy."

The parents are making good on their plans to give Prince George Alexander Louis -- or Georgie, as Prince Charles predicts he'll be nicknamed -- a happy, pressure-free childhood.

Now, as the pair spend their weeks in Bucklebury getting to know their bundle of joy, parenthood is as rewarding as they might have imagined. "They're loving it," says a source close to the couple. "Every day is bringing new things to learn."

Though Fresolone has been offering an extra set of hands at diaper and feeding times, the couple have no nanny, nor do they have plans to hire one for some time. "They're doing as much as they can by themselves," says the family source. "The baby is always with one of them, or asleep."