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Prince William asked a nurse for advice on how to get Prince George to behave.
Sue Jones, a nurse who works for Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board, was presented an MBE by Prince William as part of the Queen's Birthday Honours List in June.
She has now revealed that the royal - who is currently expecting a second child with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge - asked for some advice on how to tame his son, Prince George.
Speaking to the South Wales Evening Post, Sue said: "I went to Windsor Castle to receive it from Prince William. Ii was delighted. He was so lovely.
"We had a good chat. He asked me about my work and even said, 'Perhaps you could give me some advice about getting my young son to do what he should do.
"I told him to treasure ever moment because he won't be a baby for very long."
Sue was being honoured in recognition of her work during the 2013 measles outbreak. The nurse organised an MMR vaccination programme for various schools in the Swansea and Neath Port Talbot areas, protecting hundreds of children from the virus.
With regard to her MBE, Sue added: "It was a real honour for me. I'm still shell-shocked. I was thrilled to have been nominated but to get it was absolutely fantastic."

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is "feeling lousy" as she tries to cope with her extreme morning sickness.
Catherine, nee Kate Middleton, has reportedly been struggling to cope with her extreme morning sickness - also known as hyperemesis gravidarum - since announcing her second pregnancy in September.
According to the Daily Mail newspaper, the royal has preferred to stay at home with her mum, Carole Middleton and her first son, Prince George while she is feeling so poorly.
A source told the paper: "Kate is feeling so lousy that she just wanted to be with her family and out of the public view.
"She's extremely close to Carole, who is very much a hands-on grandmother. Between her and their nanny, Maria [Borallo], Kate has all the help she needs with George while she is feeling so sick."
The newspaper also revealed that Kate - who has cancelled several scheduled appearances since the news was made public -will be returning to her royal duties later this month, when she and her husband Prince William will welcome the Singaporean President Tony Tan to Britain on October 21.

Lady Kitty Spencer is "happy" to be compared to her late aunt, Diana, Princess of Wales.
The 23-year-old blonde beauty is the daughter of Victoria Lockwood and the Earl of Spencer, Diana's younger brother.
Speaking of their striking resemblance, Lady Kitty told YOU magazine: I suppose people will always try to make comparisons.
"But, gosh, if you think that, then I am really happy."
She then admitted that her memories of her famous aunt are "hazy" but added that the ones that she does have are "happy".
Lady Kitty - who moved to South Africa when she was a child - revealed that she is happy that she managed to have a normal upbringing away from the spotlight.
She said: "Every weekend, we would go camping with no mobile phones, no electricity, and walk barefoot on the beach.
"I'm British; my roots are here. Having said that, I was lucky to grow up in South Africa."
These days, she is busy with the charity Give Us Time, which works with holiday home owners to provide tired soldiers with a place to relax with their families.
She shared: "One soldier told me that their trip away had made such a difference to his marriage.
"A lot of charities focus on physical and emotional trauma, which is imperative, but for me, holding marriages and families together is paramount."

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge has become the royal patron for The 1851 Trust.
The Duchess of Cambridge, nee Kate Middleton, will be lending her support to The 1851 Trust - a charity which aims to have the UK enter the 2017 America's Cup, a sailing competition which Britain hasn't won since 1851.
In a statement, Catherine said: "I am delighted to be Royal Patron of The 1851 Trust. I feel very fortunate to have enjoyed sailing from a young age and I know it is a great way of providing young people with the opportunity to develop skills and confidence."
The 31-year-old royal - who beat her husband Prince William at a sailing race in New Zealand earlier this year - then added: "It is a hugely exciting time for sailing as the British challenger bids to bring the America's Cup back to Britain.
"I am looking forward to being part of this journey and I hope that through The 1851 Trust we can engage and inspire a new generation into sailing along the way."
The 1851 Trust will help people under the age of 25 learn how to sail by providing them with the relevant skills and training.

The Australian DJ who was responsible for the hospital prank call in 2013 has revealed that she received "bullets" and "death threats".
Melanie Greig pretended to be the Queen during a hoax phone call to the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge staying at the early stages of her pregnancy with Prince George.
The unassuming nurse, Jacintha Saldanha who answered the phone and revealed personal information about the royals committed suicide.
Talking about the consequences of her actions on 'Newsnight' last night (13.10.14), Melanie said: "I was in lockdown for months. There were bullets with our name on it sent to police stations.
"Luckily I can handle it now, but there was a time when I could not handle it and I believed it."
The DJ also revealed that her mother had been contacted by angry listeners who left her messages which stated: "[An] eye for an eye, you deserve to die".
Melanie had previously spoken of her regret at an inquest into Saldanha's suicide in September.
She said: "To fellow announcers and DJs, I urge you to speak up if you don't feel comfortable and consider the feeling of others when trying to make a joke.
"The joke should always be on us, the DJs."

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Princes Marie of Denmark has praised her "amazing" and "humble" husband Prince Joachim.
The romantic royal has opened up about her marriage of six years and she confessed to feeling as in love as the day they met.
Speaking to Costume magazine about the moment she met her husband, French-born Princess Marie shared: "I was already well into my career, and did not at all think of a husband or children, but [Joachim] was, and is, amazing. He has that Danish way of being - very discreet and a bit humble.
"It is charming, but he also has a bit of the French culture in himself, so we could speak perfect French together when we met."
Princess Marie - who is mother to Prince Henrik, five, and Princess Athena, two, and step-mother to Prince Joachim's sons from his first marriage, Prince Nikolai and Prince Felix - admitted that her royal beau is often stricter with their children.
She told the magazine: "My husband is the stern one, I give in quickly. I am terrible. But when it comes to them managing on their own, I am firm. Because my children are going to do things themselves."
The Danish royal also revealed that she occasionally misses being able to dress casually and added that she will "never quite get used to the attention".
She shared: "I do miss my anonymity and walking around without make-up and having messy hair. I don't do that a lot any more."

Prince Albert of Monaco is busy childproofing his home.
The 56-year-old royal is expecting twins with his former Olympic swimmer wife Princess Charlene and is said to be eagerly awaiting their arrival, according to his close friend, New York plastic surgeon Dr. Jon Turk.
He told People magazine: "The princess told me that he's been walking around their residence and their summer house, starting to childproof the houses.
"He's worried about the corners of tables. And she's saying they're not even born yet! He's also going to put air in all the balls for soccer and basketball. He's already getting ready and it's still years away before they can play with a ball."
The friend of the family has also revealed how the Prince learned about Charlene's pregnancy.
The Doctor explained: "An excited Charlene telephoned Albert and said, 'We're going to have a baby!'
"They called him out of a meeting, and he was very excited, but then had to go back to the meeting."
He added: "She had to call him back when they saw a second baby on the sonogram.
"He was busy in a meeting [and she didn't know why she was calling] and reluctant come out. But when he came out, she said, 'We're going to have two babies!' Two calls for two kids!"
Dr. Turk is trustee of the Princess Grace Foundation, which was set up in the honour of Albert's mother.

Britain's Prince Harry is "so sad" to hear a young boy has died from cancer weeks after meeting him.
The 30-year-old Royal met seven-year-old Laughlin Whitely at the WellChild Awards ceremony three weeks ago where he was presented with the Most Inspirational Child Award and has now said that his thoughts are with his family after his passing.
Revealing Laughlin - who was nicknamed Lockey - had passed away, his family wrote on Twitter on Saturday (11.10.14) night: "When Laughlin is feeling a bit puffed, he always says, 'Just let me take my breath'. He took his last tonight at 6.30."
They later added: "Lockey is now surrounded by all those he loves, and all the things he loves.
"He knew that as he slowly, slowly drifted off...Last night he told us, each of us, that he loved us & gave us a hug. (sic)"
Laughlin, from Essex in South East England, overcame a brain tumour at just four-year-old before tragically being diagnosed with leukaemia at the beginning of this year and suffering a relapse more recently.
But, inspirationally, he told his parents he wanted to help other children and set up the charity 'Unlock a Life for Lockey', which encourages people to become stem cell donors and makes play boxes for children with cancer.
According to the Daily Mirror newspaper, Prince Harry was "so sad to hear the news" that Laughlin had passed away and said that his thoughts were with the brave youngster's family.