We’re still a teensy bit obsessed with the future royal baby — and probably will be until he/she makes an arrival (in about six months!), maybe longer. Until then, we’re getting our royal fix with British-themed baby gear. Check out these adorable picks for your little prince or princess.

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Make way for a prince! According to The Bump’s Chinese Gender Chart, Prince William and his expectant wife, Duchess Kate Middleton, will be proud parents to a beautiful little baby boy come spring!

While there’s no official word yet on just when the baby-to-be was conceived, we’re going off of Kate’s most recent hospital stay and the Palace’s announcement that she’s less than 12 weeks along. That said, it looks like Kate and William conceived this royal babe back in September. Coupled with Kate’s age (30), the Chinese Gender Chart prediction that these two will welcome a baby boy has us squealing in excitement!

Want to predict when your baby will be born? Use our Chinese Gender Chart.

While everyone is busy fussing over who Prince William and Kate Middleton’s royal baby will look like, we’re distracted just thinking about how wonderful the royal bundle’s sleeping quarters will be! Though William and Kate will have no trouble enlisting help to decorate this childlike chamber, who’s to say that Will and Kate won’t need a little helping hand when it comes to decor inspiration? Exactly, which is totally why we took it upon ourselves to give two of the finest royals some decorating ideas as they prepare for their arrival of a baby boy or a girl!

What inspired your nursery design?

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Though Duchess Kate is only in the “very early stages” of her very royal pregnancy, we’re already going gaga over what Prince William will be like as a doting dad. From reading bedtime stories together to royal piggy-backs, we’ve outlined the top six reasons Prince William will be the most incredible royal dad ever!

1. He already plans to be a “hands-on” dad. If this didn’t make us swoon for Prince Will any harder, it looks like he already plans to be very involved in his little one’s life. Just like his mom, its been said the Duke of Cambridge wants to be present in every aspect of his new baby’s life and pals claim he won’t have a team of nannies to take care of the baby’s needs.

2. He’s ready to trade in his RAF duties. When that little bundle makes his/her way into this world, the Duke will probably make a permanent move to be closer to home and his family. Any dad that’s willing to change up his work routine to be closer to his child gets an A+ in our book!

3. We heard he wants to change “nappies” (diapers). “Nappies” is English for diapers and ugh. A husband that’s pumped to change your babies diapers is actually the most incredible news ever. Yay, Will!

4. He’s responsible. In the face of his rambunctious, rowdy little brother, Will has always struck us as a family man and his marriage to Kate Middleton confirmed our speculation. He’s always the first to mention how incredible and wonderful his wife is and with the arrival of a wee one, will be expecting more candid quotes from the Duke. We can’t wait to see pictures of these two running around Buckingham Palace together!

5. He wants to lead a normal life. Us commoners find this type of quality comes pretty natural in our partners, but to a high-profile guy like Prince William, maintaining a down-to-earth lifestyle is nearly impossible. So when we heard that William wanted to keep things normal – he and Kate say they don’t want a fleet of nannies – we fell in love with the charming prince even more!

6. His mom was pretty great. Now, we don’t know for sure all the in’s and out’s of William’s parenting skills, but judging solely by his upbringing, we’re willing to bet big money that they’re great. His mom, the late Princess Diana, taught her boys the value of kindness, honesty and charity. These are three traits we just know his little one will be blessed with!

Do you have any parenting predictions? Think Will will make a great dad?

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What will Kate Middleton and Prince William name their royal baby? We’ve got a few guesses!

Traditional royal names

Chances are, Will and Kate will go traditional — after all, this baby will one day be King or Queen of England! In other words, they’re likely use a traditional royal name. A few no-fail choices include:

George - George was the name of Queen Elizabeth’s beloved father, the king who led Britain through World War II.

Philip - Philip is the name of the baby’s great-grandfather, husband of the reigning queen.

Arthur - Queen Victoria had a son named Arthur. (And we keep thinking of The Sword and the Stone — love it!)

Elizabeth – Obviously, this is the current Queen of England and William’s grandmother. Bonus: Kate also has a grandmother named Elizabeth!

Victoria – Queen Victoria was one of the most famous queens in British history; she ruled through most of the 19th century. We like that there’s a lot of history with this name, but it still has a modern ring to it.

Not exactly royal but still solid choices

Diana – It seems like naming your baby after your late mom would be the traditional thing to do, but keep in mind that Diana isn’t a historically royal name. If it’s a girl, Kate and Will are more likely to use Diana as a middle name (royal babies often have three middle names), but they might choose to break tradition and make it a first name.

Spencer – If it’s a boy, this could be a nod to mom — her maiden name.

Caroline – This would be another cute, meaningful name for a girl. It’s a feminine version of Charles. Plus, Kate’s mother’s name is Carole.

A little off-beat

It’s less likely the couple will go off-beat with the baby’s name — so we’re not betting on any of these making the name list — but these are a few names with special significance to the couple that could be cute:

Andrews – They met at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

Hope – The royal couple first lived together in a flat at 13A Hope Street at St. Andrews.

Abbey – They were married at Westminster Abbey in London.

What do you think Will and Kate should name their baby?

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Okay, we couldn’t resist! Everyone’s still buzzing about the future royal baby, and we’ll probably have to wait about six months to catch a glimpse of the sure-to-be-cutie. So in order to tide us over until Kate gives birth, we plugged the royal pair’s photos into our Baby Morpher Tool to see what the future heir to the throne will likely look like. What do you think of the results?

Try the baby morpher tool here. It’s addicting!

What do you think Will and Kate’s baby will look like? Are you excited about the pregnancy news?

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We’ve been waiting for what feels like forever to hear this news! A royal baby is on the way for Prince William and Kate Middleton!

Today, St. James Palace released a statement saying Kate is, in fact pregnant, that she’s suffering from severe morning sickness and is now in a London hospital. (Poor Kate!)

Here’s hoping Kate feels better soon — we can’t wait to hear more details about the royal pregnancy. We’re envisioning a lavish babymoon and even more lavish baby shower! Congratulations to the happy couple and the entire Royal Family!

What do you think William and Kate will name the royal baby?

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For every potential parent-to-be, the best time to conceive a baby is different. Maybe it’s after a long, stressful project at work is complete or once you’ve hit your one-year anniversary. Maybe you envision having a newborn at a certain time of year (summer? so you can take long walks with the stroller in nice weather?) and count back nine months. Prince William and Kate Middleton? Well, according to US Weekly, they like the idea of announcing they’re expecting around New Year’s.

In the latest issue of the magazine, a source close to the royal couple says they’d love to make a New Year’s pregnancy announcement and that it would happen when Kate was about three months along. It also says they’d like to start trying to conceive sometime between September 2012 and summer 2013, so that could mean a royal baby in the next year or two!

Do you there’s an ideal time of year to conceive? Announce a pregnancy? Have a baby?

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Check out what’s buzzing around the Internet this week:

Prince William talks babies — PEOPLE

Giuliana Rancic’s Baby Shower: Gender Reveal! — E!Online

A new website encourages egg freezing — TIME

12 DIY storage solutions for moms – Lil Sugar

The stroller of the future — The Atlantic

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s (er, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge) first wedding anniversary is this Sunday, April 29th. Can you believe it’s been a year since that wedding craziness? I don’t know about you guys, but I watched all the royal wedding specials leading up to the main event and then I woke up at 4 a.m. for the viewing (and then I took a nap after!). My friend even DVR’ed it and we watched the highlights a few days later. Needless to say, I was a bit obsessed. It was hard not to get caught up in all of that excitement!

Now with all the tabloid on baby bump watch 24/7 for Wills and Kate’s firstborn — we’re wondering what they’ll name their kid when Kate gets pregnant. Will they go with traditional royal names like Charles, Elizabeth, Henry or Anne? Or will they go contemporary? Prince William’s cousin is named Zara, which is as contemporary as it gets for the royal family.

If you’re in the market for a baby name, why not name your kid something that’s fit for royalty? Here are a couple of monikers fit for the monarchy:

Royal Girl Names: Elizabeth, Anne, Beatrice, Eugenie, Louise, Victoria, Alexandra, Charlotte, Sophia, Alice

Royal Boy Names: Charles, Henry, George, Edward, Andrew, Philip, Arthur, James, Albert, Louis

Happy first anniversary, Will and Kate! What do you think of these royal-inspired names? Will you give your baby a royal name, or did you give your child one of these names?