Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been urged to do one thing regarding their son, Prince Archie, who turned seven this week.
lona Andrews, certified sleep consultant and founder of Sleeping Stars, a UK-based, family-owned baby clothing brand specialising in sleepwear, told the Daily Express: “At seven, children are perceptive. They notice if something is being sidestepped, or if they’re not getting the full story.
“Meeting their questions with openness isn’t about overexplaining or deflecting. It’s about helping the child navigate the narratives in their life, feel safe to ask whatever they need to ask, and know that no question is too big.
“That builds the kind of trust that becomes essential when the teenage years arrive.”
She added: “Parents can really help by acknowledging those questions honestly and age appropriately. If questions aren’t answered, children tend to fill in the blanks. So, providing concrete, honest narratives is important at this age.”
