'Charlotte Loves Her Teddies!' Says Princess Kate – See All the Gifts the Little Royals Have Been Given So Far in Canada

As Canada receives the royal family this week, Prince George and Princess Charlotte have received some sweet gifts!

In the first three days of the family's visit, Prince William and Princess Kate have been handed everything from books to stuffed animals for their kids.

After visiting with some first responders in Vancouver, the royal parents were given two tiny orange customized life-saving vests.

At the city's police department, William was given two party bags containing a small stuffed police dog named Spike for Charlotte, and a toy police car for George. "They'll be playing with these all afternoon," William told Kim Carter, executive assistant to the chief constable.



Kate was gifted numerous books for the children, including a Canadian ABC, a compilation of British Columbia lullabies and A Hero Lives in my Family, a story for the children of first responders to help them understand the often-stressful job.

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The two royal children were also given an enormous stuffed Dalmatian dog – a royal aide was seen almost overwhelmed by it as she carried it away!

Meanwhile, Hailey Cain, 5, gave the couple a teddy bear each, with customized red and black vests for Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

"Thank you so much, Charlotte will love this, she loves her teddies!" Kate told her. "George too, he's a big fan."

Prince George and Princess Charlotte Receive Adorable Matching Gifts on Canada Tour

Kate held a little white sheep from a wellwisher in the crowds in Vancouver, while the armfuls of flowers she was handed eventually went to a good cause. Some were handed by the royal entourage to the city's BC Children's Hospital, which tweeted their thanks.

George and Charlotte were given custom vests made by members of the Heiltsuk Tribal Council during the couple's visit to Bella, Bella on Monday.

"It was made in our traditional way with a little bear on the back [for George] and also a cape made for Princess Charlotte with a butterfly on the back," Chief Marilyn Slett told PEOPLE. "They were really pleased – I think they were touched by the gifts for the children."

The royal kids are expected to be seen on Thursday at a special party – where they'll likely receive even more presents! But they will have a ways to go before matching what George got when the he traveled with Will and Kate to Australia and New Zealand in 2014.

Then, the royal couple went home with a surfboard, a skateboard, soccer balls, a rugby shirt, a cricket bat and a pair of sheepskin boots.

In total, George received 121 items of clothing, 120 books, and 18 pieces of sporting equipment from members of the public – while in New Zealand he got 23 books, a special coin, 17 items of clothing, a DVD, and 30 games and toys.

William and Kate won't not be going home empty-handed either! Among their haul so far this trip: A pair of paddles given them in the Great Bear Rainforest.

• With reporting by TIARE DUNLAP