Kensington Palace: future home of Prince George. (GETTY)

Kensington Palace: future home of Prince George. (GETTY) Credit: Kensington Palace: future home of Prince George. (GETTY)

There’s no doubt that Britain’s royal baby fever has spread to this side of the Atlantic. For those who can’t get enough of Prince William and Kate Middleton and the couple’s baby Prince George, we’ve put together a George-themed tour of the British capital, including tips if you decide to bring your very own baby along (in hopes of a love match). Hey, William married a commoner, right? Here’s hoping George has similar taste.

While you’re in the more touristy areas of London — say, around Buckingham Palace or on the busy Oxford Street shopping area — be sure to run into some souvenir shops for royal baby merchandise. Everything from mugs to onesies (or, as the British call them, “babygrows”) are for sale.

We’re pretty sure the feeding of Prince George will be done in private. But if you’re lucky, you may see his parents at one of their favorite London restaurants.

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