The royal family enjoys predictability and frequents the same places year after year. They are known for their predictable approach to holidays, with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louie often crossing a bridge over the river to bounce about.

Catherine and William enjoy taking their children to secluded estates each summer, while George Charlotte and Louie spend quality time with their paternal grandfather and cousins.

On winter holidays, the royals are more adventurous but are known for being private. William and Katherine are known for keeping their children grounded and spoiling them, but they let this rule slide during Christmas.

The royals spend the holidays at Sandringham House, attending Christmas mass and celebrating together as a family. They instill values in their children, with George Charlotte and Louie attending school with non-royal children.

The royal children have unique Christmas traditions, including present giving on Christmas Eve and special gifts on December 25th. The royals have had a difficult year, with Catherine being cancer-free and William dealing with cancer diagnosis.