Kate Middleton's mom Carole has been taking charge of the new nursery for royal baby number 2. According to The Telegraph, Carole has beenin charge of the decor for the room of her new grandchild, helping put it up at the newly renovated Anmer Hall where the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge currently reside in. 

Once the baby of Kate and William is born, Carole is reportedly also ready to help her daughter to adjust to life with two children in Sandringham estate. It will be recalled that Kate's mom was involved with the baby preparations when Prince George was born, and according to The Telegraph, she will most likely be as hands on with the new baby.

There have been speculations that the Middletons have had a greater impact in the upbringing of Prince George, more than Prince William's side of the family. In fact, when Prince George was just a couple of days old, Kate and William took him to spend time with the Middletons in their home in the Berkshire countryside. The first few photos of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with newborn George that were released to the media were taken by Grandpa Michael Middleton.

Carole even went to live with Kate and William in Anglesey when Prince William had to return to work. The Daily Mail reported that Prince George spent most of his time with his grandparents on Kate's side, prompting Prince Charles to say that he hardly gets to see his grandson.

The rumors of what fans label as the "Middletonization" of Prince George were so persistent, that Clarence House even had to respond with a statement insisting that Prince Charles and his grandson were close. "We would not comment on the specifics of private arrangements," Palace officials said. "His Royal Highness enjoys an excellent relationship with his grandson."