With Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton's baby number two on the way, it is only normal for the palace to be excited. However, the couple is reportedly determined to raise their children mostly at their Anmer Hall abode as requested by the brunette beauty.

While the Duchess of Cambridge claims that she wants her children to enjoy more privacy, reports are surfacing that Middleton allegedly does not want her children to be surrounded by royal family members because of their stringent policies.

Prince William's pregnant wife reportedly doesn't want her children to be pressured by the rules of Kensington Palace. Perhaps Prince George's mother is aiming to provide her children a "normal" childhood like hers.

Earlier in December, the pregnant duchess showed her simple side by riding a teacup amusement ride with Prince George at London's Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park. Despite her delicate pregnancy, she managed to make her son flash his toothy smile.

"George was smiling and laughing as they went 'round and 'round together," said one of the fair employees to People magazine. "He was really enjoying the ride with his mom. You could see it in his little face."

That same month, Prince William's pregnant wife likewise took their firstborn to a farmer's market near Bucklebury. Carole Middleton also volunteered to take care of her grandson as he joyfully sampled several goods from the market. Prince George even went back for a second sampling of a Christmas pudding claimed one source to Hello!

 "It was just really, really sweet. He was just being like a normal toddler is, running around and exploring - he is such a sweetie. He's lovely. A real bundle of fun," said one onlooker to the publication.

What do you think of Middleton's alleged goal to raise her kids away from royal scrutiny?