See Prince George and Princess Charlotte's First Royal Tour Moments, Side by Side

Updated on Oct 2, 2016 at 3:30 PM

Prince William and Kate Middleton brought their two kids, Prince George and Prince Charlotte, along for their eight-day tour of Canada in September. While it's not the first big trip for 3-year-old George — he accompanied his parents on their visit to Australia and New Zealand back in 2014 — the family's time in Canada marks Charlotte's first foray into the world of high-profile appearances, and she hasn't disappointed. During a play date in British Columbia, Charlotte made the most of her time surrounded by balloon animals and bubble machines, and even said her first public word by shouting "Pop!" as she hugged a giant balloon arch. We're looking back at George's first royal tour two years ago along with equally adorable moments from Charlotte's.

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George's Plane Arrival

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Charlotte's Plane Arrival

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George Making a Grab at Mum

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Charlotte Making a Grab at Mum

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George Yanking Mum's Hair

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Charlotte Yanking Mum's Collar

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George Cuddling Up to Mum

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Charlotte Cuddling Up to Dad

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George Meeting a Furry Bilby in Australia

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Charlotte Meeting a Furry Rabbit in British Columbia

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George Giving Major Side-Eye

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Charlotte Giving Major Side-Eye

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George Throwing the Crap Out of a Stuffed Animal

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Charlotte Beating the Crap Out of a Balloon Arch

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George Having a Ton of Fun With a Toy

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Charlotte Having a Ton of Fun With a Toy

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George Trying to Make a Run For It

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See Prince George and Princess Charlotte's First Royal Tour Moments, Side by Side

George's Plane Arrival

Charlotte's Plane Arrival

George Making a Grab at Mum

Charlotte Making a Grab at Mum

George Yanking Mum's Hair

Charlotte Yanking Mum's Collar

George Cuddling Up to Mum

Charlotte Cuddling Up to Dad

George Meeting a Furry Bilby in Australia

Charlotte Meeting a Furry Rabbit in British Columbia

George Giving Major Side-Eye

Charlotte Giving Major Side-Eye

George Throwing the Crap Out of a Stuffed Animal

Charlotte Beating the Crap Out of a Balloon Arch

George Having a Ton of Fun With a Toy

Charlotte Having a Ton of Fun With a Toy

George Trying to Make a Run For It

Charlotte Trying to Make a Run For It

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