George, Charlotte and Louis star in new video as Kate launches Christmas Baby Banks initiative

The Waleses can be seen in the video bringing Christmas presents for impoverished youngsters.

The Windsor Baby Bank is based in Maidenhead, not far away from their home, Adelaide Cottage.

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Kate's foundation, The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, launched an initiative at the end of November to support families with young children in the lead-up to Christmas.

This outing took place last month, where the royal children and their mother packed gift bags as part of the Christmas Pyjama appeal.

In addition, they also packed referral bags composed of clothes and toys for local families.

Kate, 41, admitted she was keen to give her children a lesson in helping others.

She told George, Charlotte and Louis: “Here there’s lots of people who give up their time and there are lots of volunteers who come and help.

“And so you’re the volunteers for this evening.”

At one point, Charlotte, eight, could be heard, saying: “Ooh la la.”

Shortly afterwards the camera cut to the young princess admiring a coat.

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Rebecca Mistry, the joint chief executive of the baby bank, told the three royal siblings: “What we would like you to do is try and choose some presents for children who are a similar age to you guys.

"So if you think about what you would like to play with.”

Kate could be heard telling George: “All these bags are donations and we then have to go and then sort them and put them in all the boxes.”

One of the volunteers added: “George wants to come back. So that’s good.”