Princesses do exist. Sometimes it is difficult to guess them in a crowd of classmates, because they know how to behave in such a way that only those close to them guess their true nature. The princess can be recognized by her posture, manner of communication, sphere of interests, and so - this is a completely ordinary girl.
A real princess always communicates politely and affably with everyone. She doesn't care who is in front of her - a king or a simple swineherd, her nobility is enough for everyone. The princess cannot be offended or insulted. The offender and boor for her millet ceases to exist. The princess will respond to rudeness or rudeness with a contemptuous "fi", shrug her shoulders and disappear forever from the life of this person.
The princess is always dressed cleanly and tidily. She will never wear something that does not suit her. If the company offers her a cigarette because it is fashionable, she will first consult with her mother. She will not drink anything that tastes bad. In any society, a princess remembers that she is a princess. She will not adapt to the behavior of the majority if this is contrary to her principles.
Sometimes the princess may be unlucky. It may happen that her parents are bewitched, and instead of a palace, she will have to live in a one-room Khrushchev, eat tasteless food, not be able to buy beautiful clothes. A real princess knows how to overcome these difficulties. If necessary, she will learn how to sew elegant dresses, prepare exquisite dishes, turn her room into an elegant boudoir, but she will never forget that she is a princess. She will talk politely with everyone, will not forget to say "good morning", "bon appetit", will use a knife and fork. If she feels sad, she reads a book, listens to music, or takes a walk in the park.
Princess Diana had only a few drops of real royal blood. But there were enough of them to become the third in the list of "The Hundred Greatest Britons".
Raising a princess is easy. The only thing that is required of parents is to love and adore their beloved daughter. But the princess must be raised by the king and queen, and not by servants, nannies-mothers.
The princess cannot be prohibited from doing what she wants. You can only prohibit what can harm her and her loved ones - you can not play with fire, stick your fingers into the socket, take medicine in your mouth if the doctor has not prescribed them.
The princess is never raised. Even if the girl is wrong, they just take offense at her. Since the princess has a heightened emotional sensitivity, she will always understand when mom or dad is upset. This will affect her the most. The princess is never naughty, since only children who are not given enough attention in the family are naughty.
“Learn to make others happy, think of yourself last. Be gentle, kind, never be rude or harsh. When you see someone in sadness, try to give them a sunny smile”- from a letter from the Empress to her daughter.
The princess needs to be taught to understand the beautiful. She needs to be taught music, dancing, painting - even if she does not become a professional performer, her spiritual world will become richer, which means that she will never be bored and lonely. A princess should be good at school, because the phrase "stupid princess" simply does not exist.
A great responsibility in the upbringing of the princess falls on the Pope. The relationship with the dad is of great importance in shaping the behavior model of a future woman with the opposite sex.
A preschool princess always needs to be reminded that she is a princess and tell her what to do in a particular case. At an older age, these rules will already become part of her.
Do not be afraid that the princess may not wait for her prince. As a rule, the princess herself forms her social circle. Unworthy representatives are eliminated automatically, once and for all. Those who will be honored to be in the company of the princess will consider it happiness just to contemplate her, and there will always be a struggle for the opportunity to win a hand and heart.
