Everyone is super-excited about the arrival of Kate Middleton and Prince William's baby this July. And if you aren't thrilled about it, then you a.) aren't human, or b.) have been living in a hole for the past 7 months or so.

People just can't seem to get enough of the Duchess of Cambridge these days and want to celebrate her new addition any way they can, which is why it shouldn't come as a shock that there's already a line of products inspired by the royal baby that are due to hit the shelves of the British chain, Mothercare, next month.

From cute little bibs that say, "handsome as a prince," or "pretty as a princess," to a royal family-themed play set, and possibly even a stroller that looks like a royal carriage (OMG!) -- moms can get a small taste of royalty at home with their own kids.

Everyone says blue is Kate Middleton's favorite color. And maybe it is. But I've seen her wear all sorts of colors and I think she looks fabulous in all of them. Don't you? So just for no reason at all except that she always looks so elegant and cute as a button, here's the Duchess in a whole rainbow of outfits. Red, coral, yellow, green, and yes, even a few different shades of blue. Which is your favorite color on her? Or is it just too hard to choose?

Kate Middleton's gotten props for just about every maternity look she's chosen so far, so it's no surprise that her latest style is winning rave reviews. Dressed to impress for the 60th anniversary of her grandmother-in-law Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, Kate arrived at Westminster Abbey with Prince William and brother-in-law Prince Harry wearing something old, something new, and her something blue (her sapphire engagement ring, of course!). The old: A Jane Taylor fascinator she's worn before and her favorite nude LK Bennett heels, which I so covet. The new: A peachy lace, empire-waisted Jenny Packham dress and coat.

All in all, the effect is just lovely. Not to mention that it looks so comfortable. Well, I guess it helps that the outfit was custom-made for the Duchess!

With Kate Middleton ohsoclose to having the royal baby, rumors are flying about what we'll see in the final countdown. But, if the an anonymous source who spoke to The Mirror on Sunday is right, an appearance scheduled 10 days from now (to christen a cruise ship) may be the last time we get a glimpse of the Duchess. That's because, reportedly, her "maternity leave" is going to officially begin June 13.

"Maternity leave," you ask? Why the formal, official, workplace-style term? Isn't she the Duchess of Cambridge? The wife of Prince William? Can't she just fill up her calendar whenever she's feeling like it and then back off of responsibilities when she's not and needs to chill more in preparation for the arrival of her baby? Uh, guess not!

Doth the Duchess of Cambridge have a vindictive side? Kate Middleton and Prince William have been invited to four high-society weddings this coming weekend, but their schedules will only allow for them to attend one. Wills apparently wants to go to a close friend's wedding in Wiltshire while Kate wants to go to Rupert Finch's ceremony. Name sound familiar? Rupert is Kate's ex-boyfriend.

Dun dun DUN!

There have been rumors swirling around since she first urinated on a stick, but now they seem to be coming to fruition. Vanity Fair is reporting that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, will be having the first-ever royal baby shower. And the details of the affair will flat-out shock you. 

(No, really. They will. Kate's doing something you'd never expect.)

Kim Kardashian's second attempt at maternity wear did not go as well as the first. The reality star stepped out on Wednesday in an empire-waisted black and white dress and had a complete Marilyn Monroe moment on the streets of L.A. One minute we're mesmerized by her frozen in place face, the next we're wondering if we're going to see her baby portal. It was the windy wardrobe malfunction heard round the world.

Wait. Make that the second windy wardrobe malfunction heard round the world.

With all the choices Kate Middleton has for life after the baby comes, she might have chosen the worst one possible. The Duchess of Cambridge's big-mouth uncle, Gary Goldsmith, has confessed she and the little princess or prince will be moving back in with her parents! For six whole weeks!

Oh Kate, Kate, Kate! Are you sure you want to do this? There's still time to back out, you know!