Né le 15 juin 2015 à 13h45 à l'hôpital Danderyd de Stockholm, Son Altesse Royale, Le Prince Nicolas Paul Gustaf, duc d'Ångermanland, qui aura bientôt quatre mois a ete baptise hier Dimanche 11 Octobre a la chapelle du château de Drottningholm. Il est le fils de la Princesse Madeleine et Mr. Chris O'Neil.

Aussi présence à la cérémonie étaient ses grands-parents le roi Gustaf, la reine Silvia, Mme Eva O'Neil (grand-mère paternelle) Ses tantes et oncle Princesse Héritière Victoria, Princesse Sofia, le prince héritier Daniel, 3 ans princesse Estelle (cousin maternel) et son de 2 ans sœur aînée, la Princesse Leonore.

Lors de la cérémonie le monogramme du jeune prince était communiqué et l'ordonnance des Séraphins aujourd'hui, ce qui signifie qu'il obtient de porter ce bébé écharpe. Quelque chose qui m'a eu dans tous mes émotions était lorsque la princesse Estelle (qui avait un mini chaise semblable à ses parents assis entre eux) surpris ses parents et ceux qui observaient réalisé son cousin Nicolas était inconsolable couru hors et revint à remettre M. Chris O'Neil avec une tétine.
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Danish Crown Prince Family, Crown Prince Frederik , Crown Princess Mary and their children  9 year old Prince Christian, 8 year old Princess Josephine, 4 year old twins Prince Vincent and Princess Isabella visited Tivoli Gardens on October 10, 2015 in Copenhagen,Denmark.

On October 12 King Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended the conference Sweden together at the Munich Brewery in Stockholm.
This event brought together municipalities authorities, government authorities, businesses, trade unions, civil society and other stakeholders to work together to develop ways of working so that new adult newcomers can quickly get to work, the children get a good education and everyone can come into the community.

On Monday 12 October, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia were in Norrtälje to inaugurate Sports Without Borders to be introduced at Loons school and Grind school. (Sports Without Borders is a not-for-profit organisation which provides support for young people from new and emerging communities to overcome the barriers of participation in community sport.)
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 Belgians Queen Mathilde celebrated this Sunday, October 11th the 100th centenary of Catholic Guides of Belgium.Some 10,000 young people from all over Belgium attended the feast of the Scout Association, entitled "Time 100" in the City of Namur.
 After the walkabout, she visited different booths presents, and met with the young scouts and their parents. Her Majesty has especially praised the Queen Astrid Section, created in 1938 to house the sick Guides, the blind, deaf, dumb and disabled engine.Catholic Guides of Belgium was launched in 1915, during the First World War, by Father Melchior and some girls in the poor neighborhood of Marolles in Brussels. The scouts association now has 23000 members (including 4,000 for framing) from 5 to 25 years, divided into categories: Nutons (5-7 years); Fairies (7-11 years); Adventures (12-15 years); Horizons (15-17 years); and road (17 and over).

Their Majesties, who were accompanied by their daughters, Their Royal Highnesses Princess of Asturias, Princess Leonore and the Infanta Sofía, presided over the ceremony in homage to the National Flag and the military parade held in the Plaza de Canovas del Castillo.
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Later, Their Majesties offered at the Royal Palace of Madrid the traditional Memorial Day reception the National Day.