Prince George is clearly a lucky infant. Apart from being a future monarch, he has a set of doting grandparents who somehow seem to forget that their grandson can effortlessly hire hundreds of nannies.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now building a separate flat for the Middletons within the Kensington Palace.  This arrangement was proposed after grandma Carole volunteered to be the live-in nanny of the royal baby.

Insiders say that the newborn prince is not grumpy when granny's around. She is likewise one of the few persons who can make the infant easily fall asleep.

The dapper Prince William likes the idea so much that he immediately asked his entourage to build a suite for his in-laws.

Even if the Middletons have their own sprawling mansion where the royal portrait was taken, the suite will similarly exude a lavish yet homey feel. It will allegedly have two bedrooms as well as a receiving area and dining hall.

Earlier this month, reports have also circulated that Prince William asked his former nanny Jessie Webb to once again assist in royal childcare. At age 71, Webb still wants to be a royal aide although unsure if she can still handle fulltime duties.

During the traumatic divorce of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, it was Webb who selflessly protected the then vulnerable Prince William and Prince Harry.

The royal couple is adamant in making sure that their beloved son is only surrounded by a trusted circle of family and friends.