He went on to say: “So, explaining how they feel, why that’s happening, giving them other viewpoints as to why they’re feeling like they are — it’s a balancing act. There’s no manual to being a parent.”

A Glimpse Into Everyday Family Life

Prince William also offered a lighthearted look at his daily life as a dad.

“I’m the taxi driver, Luciano,” he joked. “Playdates, taxi driver, sports days, matches, play in the garden when I can.”

When asked if he does the school run, William replied: “Oh yeah, school run most days. I mean, Catherine and I share it. She probably does the bulk of it but I do a lot of the week.”

The Royal Family’s Rule on Phones

William also revealed one rule he and Kate are particularly firm about — limiting their children’s access to phones and the internet.

“Our children don’t have phones,” he said. “I think when George moves on to secondary school then maybe he might have a phone that has no internet access. He’s 12 and, to be honest, it’s getting to the point where it’s becoming a potential issue. But I think he understands why.”

“I think it’s the internet access I have a problem with,” he added. “Children can access too much stuff they don’t need to see online.”