The Duchess of Cambridge is apparently quite confident that she won't be in labor today despite being passed her due date (since April 23) as she was just spotted picking up her son Prince George from his swimming lessons.

Kate Middleton proved yet again that she can do almost everything including fetching her son from his swimming lessons at the Buckingham palace just this afternoon and bringing him back home to the Kensington palace along with Prince George's nanny and a protection officer.

Reports even claim that the Duchess was strong enough to drive herself going to the Buckingham palace and picking up his 21-month-old son, Prince George. Earlier that day, the pregnant Middleton was joined by her husband Prince William in giving out some treats for the people camped outside the St. Mary's Hospital in anticipation of Middleton's giving birth to the Royal baby number two.

Well, apparently it is not yet time and Middleton still has enough time to think of the people waiting around the Lindo Wing at the hospital and prepared some breakfast treats including a tea and two boxes of Danish pastries and croissants to the Royal watchers outside just to tell them that they are appreciated.

The breakfast treat was wrapped up in pink ribbons according to reports which many are speculating to signify that the second baby that they are anticipating is a girl. But of course this is still unconfirmed and remain as rumors until the day that Middleton finally goes into labor for the second time around.

Excited supporters have been camping since April 23 outside the hospital near the Lindo Wing where Middleton is scheduled to go to in case she went into labor and the treats were reported to be a simple appreciation gifts. "The Duke and Duchess saw reports of them camped out and wanted them to know they were thinking of them," a source told Us Weekly.