THE BABY’S NAME HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED!!!!!!!
*DRUMROLL*

BABY GIRL IS CALLED “NELL”
HELENA OFFICIAL CONFIRMED IT IN AN INTERVIEW!

yeah it does say on imdb that the baby girl’s name is Nell. But it could be Allegra Sophie or Emily Kim. I’m not sure, but whichever name it is it suits her perfectly she is such an adorable baby!

Helena told a London radio station that Indiana Rose is not the name, but if people want to call her that they can, ha.

I think that stroller is over the top fabulous!

It’s been rumored that the little one’s name is Indiana Rose but it hasn’t been confirmed

I know this post is several days old, but I still wanted to share my experience with prams like these. I have worked as a nanny in Sweden and Denmark where this kind of pram is still quite common, and they are great for walks, running errands and letting baby nap outside in the garden (which is wery common in Denmark) well into toddlerhood. The Danish prams are bigger than the Swedish, usually 90-95 cm (35-38 inches) long, and I actually love the bigger Danish prams since they do not only accomodate toddlers up to 2,5-3 years, they also let you transport 2-3 babies/toddlers in the same pram and let you transport a huge amount of groceries. True, I don’t always use them on public transport (which actually caters for traditional prams outside of rush hour), but when you are on foot they are great! Yes, they are heavy, but they roll easily on any ground, which I can’t say about other strollers I have pushed, and my upper body has never been as toned as it was when I worked as a nanny. The prams also let you interact more with the baby since the baby is higher up and facing you. Forward facing prams and strollers have always made me nervous, especially with very young or sleeping babies since you can’t easily keep an eye on them (windows in the hood just don’t do it for me) and it is very convenient not to have to bend down or go around to check up on baby. I also think most younger babies and many older babies/toddlers prefer to be able to see their carers and be able to interact with them.

By the way, Helena is actually not driving a Silver cross Balmoral, but a vintage pram much like it. Silver cross are hand made in England, which makes them expensive, but also very durable; I have seen people pushing their kids around in prams bought for their own parents (the kids grandparents). Most Danish prams are cheeper, but the more expensive prams have a longer lifespan and a much better second hand value. Many people actually buy second hand prams, and sell them on when they don’t need them anymore, making them quite cheap in the long run.

She looks so much like her mom

I’m pretty sure the pretty little girl’s name is Indiana Rose.

I love the pram and boy, they could also put their son in their if he so wished lol (we had our children together in the bed waggon just for laughs and the enjoyed it so much that would I have had the opportunity – and the fortune lol- to buy such a stroller… my, I would have, of course lol)

man, I know I read the baby’s name in a German OK issue,… but I’ve forgotten it… I though that, when OK Germany has it, then it’s old news in the rest of the world *sigh*

I love DLR’s story of having a pram handed down!

I have one or two things that I’ve bought, hoping that someday my children will be able to use them and pass them on to my grandchildren….”heirloom pieces” I guess.

I don’t think there is anything wrong with spending money on something that could last for generations. Everything seems so disposable nowadays!