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17 secrets the royal nanny won’t tell you

It's possible she would tell you these secrets if she weren't bound by serious confidentiality documents. But it's more likely that she would be offended at the very notion of disclosing any secrets at all about herself or her employers.
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To be the royal nanny, one must first be a ‘nanny’
To be the royal nanny, one must first be a ‘nanny’
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Being a nanny has about as much in common with being a babysitter as being a doctor has in common with playing doctor. To become a nanny, at least an English nanny, one must complete a training program such as the one that Maria Borrallo, Royal Nanny for Prince William and Kate Middleton’s children, took at Norland College. According to The Sun,  Norland is the creme-de-la-creme of nanny training grounds.

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