Kate Middleton baby stroller will be pushed by a new nanny.  The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's new Spanish nanny was named as as Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo.

Kensington Palace revealed the identity of Prince George's nanny, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge asked for her private life to be respected. Kate and William said Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo has already started work as Prince George's full-time nanny.

A spokesman for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge told the BBC, "As an employee of the Royal Household we would ask, please, that Maria's privacy, and that of her family and friends, be respected. We will not be giving further details on Maria or her employment, except to say that the duke and duchess are of course delighted she has chosen to join them."

A royal spokesperson said "Maria is a full-time nanny, who started work with us recently, and will be accompanying the duke and duchess and Prince George to New Zealand and Australia" on a previously announced royal tour that starts April 7.

Borrallo will take care of the baby prince. Prince George is almost eight months old. Kate Middleton's baby is third in line to the throne. Prince George will join the Duke and Duchess on their tour of New Zealand and Australia next month.

A Kensington Palace spokesman said Kate Middleton's baby's nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, was trained at Norland College. The school is an internationally recognized child care and early-education institute.

Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo's alma mater, Norland College, has been producing nannies for the rich and famous since 1892. Norland College its students are known for their distinctive uniforms. The nannies are schooled in all aspects of childcare during their three-year degree course and separate Norland diploma. A three-year degree course at the school costs £36,000. The college recently added martial arts training and stunt driving to its curriculum. Nannies are trained to deal with the paparazzi and potential threats such as kidnappers.