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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in their last few weeks before the birth of their first child, but the world still has plenty of questions for the Royal couple. First of all: no, they do not know the sex of their child nor would they announce it before the actual delivery. Also, the same goes for the name of the future heir to the throne for obvious reasons. With those subjects aside, the next big question is whether or not Kate will be breastfeeding the prince or princess. This might seem like a pretty serious and personal question, so here is another one: What is one Kate's iPod playlist for July delivery?
According to reports, the 31-year-old wife of Prince William has been making a playlist for the birth of her first child! The mother-to-be wants to calm her own nerves while also having her baby's first songs be welcoming. So did she go for modern songs or maybe some classical tunes?
"She has been filling her iPod with music she wants playing while she's in labor," an insider claimed. "The other day she downloaded some of Bruno Mars, Calvin Harris and Of Monsters and Men."
Well there you have it! It looks like the baby might come into this world to some pretty popular tunes.
Perhaps Kate will make a breastfeeding playlist, too. That is, if she decided to breastfeed.
Though this is clearly a personal choice, in general, the spotlight will always be on Kate's personal life and her first child and how she cares for him or her is clearly the number one interest right now.
British television reporter Beverly Turner wrote in an op-ed in the Telegraph newspaper, "What we really need is The Duchess of Cambridge to get her Royal orbs out to feed our future monarch. And to be applauded - not seethed at - for doing so."
Turner has often voiced her opinion concerning women with high celebrity status or in a powerful, influential position should take a stance with breastfeeding. She believes that public breastfeeding should not be looked down upon and that if influential women were to do so tastefully the opinion on the matter would change.
Victoria Murphy, the ABC News Royal Contributor, said:
"My opinion is absolutely that Kate will very much want to [breast-feed]. She's going to be off with the baby, she's going to be looking after it and I think she'll be very keen to give her child that start ... I see no reason why she wouldn't unless she can't, unless there is a reason. Some women can't, but I believe that she intends to."
Check out this ABC clip of coverage on the topic of Kate Middleton's breastfeeding options:
