Prince William and Kate Middleton sent condoms as baby gift from Finland Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, pictured with Prince Harry at the Trooping The Colour parade, have been sent a baby gift pack from Finland which included a box on condoms. Picture: Dominic Lipinski/PA Source: AP WHILE former prime minister Julia Gillard now has more time to finish knitting her kangaroo for Prince William and Kate's baby, the Finnish government have got in early with their royal gift, which includes a pack of condoms. The strange present sent to Kensington Palace for the expectant royal couple was in a box of baby goodies which also included a snowsuit, a hooded bath towel, nappy cream, muslin wraps, a picture book, bra pads and a teething toy. The condoms were perhaps a hint for the royal couple to take a break before trying for a second future heir to the throne. A spokesman for the couple said the gift was appreciated. "We were delighted to receive the very kind gift of the maternity package from the Finnish government," the Kensington Palace spokesman said. It was a very thoughtful gesture and we're grateful for it. I'm sure the duke and duchess will be very interested to see the contents. Meanwhile, the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla has picked up a royal gift of her own to hand on, a case of organic baby food from Wales. She was handed the case during a visit to the Rhug Estate that she visited yesterday with Prince Charles.