They kept the birth of their first child low key, not even posing for the traditional photographs outside the hospital.
But Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall have now made the surprisingly public move of selling the first pictures of their baby daughter Mia to Hello! magazine.
The Queen's fourth great-grandchild, who is 16th in line to the throne and was born on January 17, appears on the front cover of this week's edition.
Dressed in a white striped baby gro, Mia, awake and content, is pictured lying in front of her proud parents, who both looked relaxed and happy.
The baby daughter of Zara Phillips made her first public appearance at the Barbury point-to-point races in Wiltshire, where two of her mother's horses were competing, but could not be seen inside her buggy, making the Hello! shoot the first time the latest edition to the royal family has been seen by the public.
But Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall have now made the surprisingly public move of selling the first pictures of their baby daughter Mia to Hello! magazine.
The Queen's fourth great-grandchild, who is 16th in line to the throne and was born on January 17, appears on the front cover of this week's edition.
Zara and Mike appear in this week's Hello! magazine with a peaceful-looking baby Mia lying between them
Zara and Mike, here seen leaving the Christmas
Day service at Sandringham less than a month before she gave birth, have
kept a low profile since the arrival
Dressed in a white striped baby gro, Mia, awake and content, is pictured lying in front of her proud parents, who both looked relaxed and happy.
The baby daughter of Zara Phillips made her first public appearance at the Barbury point-to-point races in Wiltshire, where two of her mother's horses were competing, but could not be seen inside her buggy, making the Hello! shoot the first time the latest edition to the royal family has been seen by the public.
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