Kate's lockdown talent helping george, charlotte and louis

Kate, Prince William and their three children have been on lockdown at their Norfolk home since late March. Just like every other family in the UK, the Cambridges haven't had access to

a hairdresser for more than two months.  However, Kate is skilled enough to make sure none of her children has unruly hair once they leave the lockdown to go back to school or enjoy some

fresh air at the park, according to a source. Speaking to The Sun, the unnamed insider said: “Kate would certainly trim George and Charlotte's hair as she is very competent and they are

used to home haircuts." The Duchess of Cambridge learned how to cut children's hair from her doting mother Carole, the source added, and has on her side the family's nanny

Maria Borrallo who can help her. They said: “Carole Middleton taught both Kate and sister Pippa how to cook and cut children’s hair.  "They both have easy hair to cut.” Prince George,

Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis usually have their hair cut at Kensington Palace, their London home, by Kate's stylist Richard Ward, the source claimed. They said: “Kate is able to

trim all the children’s hair because she has this professional kit at home, including scissors, from Richard.”    DON'T MISS  Kate and Prince William's children were last seen

together in April, when they joined their parents and the country in the weekly Clap for Our Carers initiative. The Cambridges also shared pictures on social media of Prince Louis and

Princess Charlotte to mark their birthday. The two-year-old was photographed by Kate with his hands stained with colourful paint. Charlotte, who turned five this month, was photographed

while taking part in deliveries of fresh pasta to people self-isolating near the Sandringham estate.  Kate and Prince William have often spoken about their children over the past few weeks.

Opening up on their experience with homeschooling, Kate and William admitted during an interview to the BBC that it can be very tiresome. The Duchess said: "Children have got such

stamina. "I don't know how, honestly. "You get to the end of the day and you write a list of all the things you've done on that day.  "You've pitched a tent,

take the tent down again, cook, bake, you get to the end of the day and they've had a lovely time. "It's amazing how much you can cram into one day, that's for

sure." Kate added she feels "very mean" for not having given her children a break from homeschooling over the Easter period. During an interview with ITV's This Morning,

the Duchess also said there has been some friction between her two older children, as Prince George is envious of the easier workload of his sister. Kate said: "George gets very upset

because he just wants to do all of Charlotte’s projects. "Making spider sandwiches is far cooler than doing literacy work."