The Duke of Cambridge has pulled in his former nanny, Jessie Webb, to help out with the royal baby, Prince George Alexander Louis.
Webb, 71, has been helping the royal couple at their home in North Wales and is expected to join them on their trip to Scotland, where Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip are currently staying, People magazine reported.
Ingrid Seward, author of the upcoming book 'A Century of Royal Children', said that Webb would be like a safe pair of hands and she knows what is expected of her from the royal family.
Seward asserted that Webb's experience is preferred over someone new, who'd be terrified of the pressure that comes with taking care of a royal baby.
The unmarried retired nanny protected young William and Harry when Prince Charles and Diana went through a traumatic divorce.
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