Prince George has earned a cover page for himself in the Vanity Fair magazine along with his royal parents Kate Middleton and Prince William. The gorgeous trio looks completely at ease with each other in the main picture of the magazine which was taken during their April trip to an Australian zoo. Prince George looks content and happy as he lovingly looks in the eyes of his doting dad Prince William while his mother, Kate, looks on.

The picture was clicked during Prince William and Kate Middleton's official trip to Australia and New Zealand in April where Prince George also accompanied them. It was the first ever overseas trip for the little baby who will turn 1 year old on July 22 this year.

"Happy Birthday Prince George," writes the Vanity Fair magazine on their cover page along with the adorable picture of the royal family. "Raising the world's most eligible infant. How the future king spent year one," the title further elaborates.

The Vanity Fair cover was not shot exclusively for the magazine though. The picture was taken during the Prince William and Kate Middleton's official trip to Australia and New Zealand in April, where Prince George also accompanied them.

The magazine also does not carry any personal interview of the royal parents. But it does dwell upon little Prince's sleeping habits and his upbringing, among other things.

The magazine reveals detail of how happy the Duchess of Cambridge is with George's behaviour at public outings. The chubby baby is generally a picture of calm and is seldom seen throwing tantrums at his public outings. But he was not like this at his early stages.

Just like majority of babies, George also cried throughout the night while he was only on breast milk. The little prince suffered baby colic. "For the first few months the prince cried loudly and frequently, and he was not sleeping through the night," reveals the magazine. Things started to improve when Kate introduced George to solids, reports Vanity Fair.

The magazine also reveals details about Prince George's latest nanny, Spanish-born Maria Teresa Turrion Borallo, who accompanied Prince George to Australia and New Zealand. The woman is trained in self-defense and has experience dealing with paparazzi, among other things. She was recommended by one of the royal couple's friends.

The magazine further reveals the royal couple wants to give their son a "normal upbringing." They often take him to play dates with children of the same or almost the same age. The magazine also reported the royal couple "plan to try this summer" to give Prince George a sibling.

Check out some of the adorable pictures of Prince George with his royal parents in the slideshow above.

Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, holds her son Prince George after disembarking their plane with her husband Britains Prince William after arriving in Wellington
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, holds her son Prince George after disembarking their plane with her husband Britain's Prince William after arriving in Wellington April 7, 2014. REUTERS/Phil Noble
Britains Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, holds her son George, next to her husband Prince William as they meet a bilby named George after the young prince, at Taronga Zoo in Sydney
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, holds her son George, next to her husband Prince William (L) as they meet a bilby named George after the young prince, at Taronga Zoo in Sydney April 20, REUTERS/Chris Jackson/Pool
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Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, holds her son George as they visit the new Bilby Enclosure at Taronga Zoo in Sydney April 20, 2014. Prince William and his wife Kate are on a three-week tour Reuters/Chris Jackson/Pool
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, carries her son Prince George while visiting at an Australian animal called a Bilby, which has been named after the young prince, during a visit to Sydneys Taronga Zoo
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, carries her son Prince George while visiting at an Australian animal called a Bilby, which has been named after the young prince, during a visit to Sydney's REUTERS/Chris Jackson/ Pool
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge
Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge watch as her son Prince George looks at an Australian animal called a Bilby, which has been named after the young Prince, during a visit to Sydney's Taronga Zoo REUTERS/Chris Jackson
Britains Prince William carries her son Prince George while looking at an Australian animal called a Bilby, which has been named after the young prince, during a visit to Sydneys Taronga Zoo April 20, 2014. The Prince and his wife Catherine ar
Britain's Prince William carries her son Prince George while looking at an Australian animal called a Bilby, which has been named after the young prince, during a visit to Sydney's Taronga Zoo April 20, 2014. The Prince and his wife Catherine are undertaking a 19-day official visit to New Zealand and Australia with their son George. REUTERS/Chris Jackson/Pool REUTERS/Chris Jackson/Pool
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