The countdown to Kate Middleton and Prince William’s third royal baby being born has begun.

Axar.az informs citing metro.co.uk.

No, Kate hasn’t gone into labour and she hasn’t even checked into the posh Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital yet. However, parking restrictions have been erected which means the hospital is preparing for the onslaught of the world’s media to descend on Paddington in London very soon. The yellow signs explaining the restrictions have been put outside the Lindo Wing on South Wharf Road, where Kate is expected to give birth. It is the same hospital wing she welcomed Prince George and Princess Charlotte in.

Vehicles have been restricted from parking outside the wing from Monday 9 April to Monday 30 April – a three week period. This tends to suggest Kate’s due date is round the 20 April, which falls in the middle of these two dates and allows her to be 10 days early or 10 days late.

However, just because the restrictions are in place until 30 April of course doesn’t mean Kate will have given birth by then. Back in 2015 when she had Princess Charlotte, parking restrictions outside the Lindo Wing originally ran from 15 April to 30 April.

However, they were extended until 5 May when Kate’s pregnancy overran her expected due date of 24 April. So perhaps they’ve already budgeted themselves an extra few days, just in case Kate is late again?

Just like her last birth, there has also been speculation that Kate and Wills’ third royal baby could be born on 29 April and share the happy couple’s wedding anniversary. Kate and William married on 29 April 2011, meaning they are celebrating their seventh wedding anniversary this year.
Barriers have also been placed outside the Lindo Wing, ready to host the world’s press as door watch commences. Kensington Palace confirmed Kate is due in April but no specific due date has been given.