Proud mum Kate carries George in her arms at his christening in the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace in London in October 2013. The three-month-old Prince wore the traditional royal Honiton christening gown for the service, while his mother looked elegant in a cream ruffled Alexander McQueen coat and a Jane Taylor hat.
George accompanied his parents on his first royal tour of Australia and New Zealand at just eight months old in April 2014. During a playdate at a parents' group in Wellington, George stole everyone's hearts when he lovingly snuggled into his mum's shoulder
Another adorable moment was captured between mother and baby in Wellington as George enjoyed his outing. The little Prince was also spotted playing with his mum's hair. Too cute!
George appeared to take his first steps in public at a polo match in summer 2014 and mum Kate was pictured giving her son a helping hand. The pair enjoyed kicking a football together as they watched William compete on the field.
The Prince enjoyed a family day out with mum Kate, his grandfather Charles and his royal cousins at the polo in 2015. The Princess beamed as she and George appeared to chase each other around the field.
The Princess was captured gently brushing back George's hair as they watched the fly-past from Buckingham Palace's balcony during Trooping the Colour in 2016.
George had the best day with his parents when William and Kate took him to the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in 2016. The Princess held her enthralled son in her arms as she pointed out the different aircraft.
Kate and George had a quiet mother and son moment together at the children's party during the royal visit to Canada in 2016. The young royal seemed a little unsure at first but was soon spotted playing with bubbles, with a little encouragement from the Duchess.
The Wales children have played a more prominent role at Trooping the Colour in recent years, with George, Charlotte and Louis all travelling in the carriage procession with mum Kate and Queen Camilla for the past two years. Kate was pictured putting her arm around her eldest son after watching the flypast from the Buckingham Palace balcony.
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