Royal baby should get a job when it grows up, say Britons Kate and Wills want their soon-to-be-born child to have a normal life and so do most Britons, a new survey has found. PRINCE William and Kate want their soon-to-be-born child to have as "normal" a life as possible and a new poll shows Britons want that too, including seeing the future heir get a real job. The new poll came as Kate's mother Carole Middleton has told friends she believes her future grandchild would be born under the star sign Leo, therefore putting the expected birth date as sometime after July 23. Is the royal baby really overdue? Researchers from Ipsos Mori pollsters found 65 per cent of the British public believe the child needed to enter the world of paid work and experience the challenges of a "normal job" before shouldering the royal duties full time. But less than 30 per cent of respondents believe the child should be educated at a state school and 70 per cent say they believe it is "impossible" for any children of the royal couple to have a normal upbringing. Regardless of the wishes for the future of the not yet born third in line to the throne, the poll found support of the monarchy at its highest with 77 per cent of Britons seeing themselves as monarchists. Royal baby watchers at wrong hospital? The figure is close to the highest ever of 80 per cent last year following the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. "The Diamond Jubilee is extending its halo with support for the monarchy approaching all-time high levels," Ipsos Mori head of political research Gideo Skinner said. There is both sympathy for the challenges facing any children born to royalty but also a desire for Kate and William's child to experience more of a normal world of work. Meanwhile, the world's press continue the long wait outside St Mary's Hospital for the Duchess to arrive to give birth. Royal baby 'won't be smuggled in' The palace is neither confirming or denying when the baby is due but it is being estimated the baby is now four to six days overdue. However Carole Middleton has been quoted as having told a friend it was due later than the press has been reporting and indeed she expected the child to be born under the star sign Leo, therefore being born after July 23. A large contingent of press from around the world has been camped outside the hospital since July 1 hoping to capture a glimpse of the Duchess as she arrives with Prince William for the birth. The only people smiling on this assignment have been the staff at a small coffee shop at the front of the hospital which has been doing a brisk trade.