Princess Charlotte's bodyguards have bought her the cutest Christmas present

What do you get the princess that has everything?

What do you buy the princess who has everything?

It's a question that must be facing anyone who's looking to give little Princess Charlotte a Christmas present this year - but her bodyguards have come up with an adorable solution, and purchased her a personalised print.

The Sun reports that the one-year-old's minders have all chipped in to get her the Day You Were Born print, created by artist Lucy Tapper, who sells the artwork through her website From Lucy.

The framed picture will include Charlotte's full name, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, as well as various details about her birthday, including the date and time of her arrival, her 8lb 3oz weight, her emerald birthstone and her star sign, Taurus.

The minders have chosen a purple background for the £55 image, which suggests that Charlotte may have a coordinating nursery at the Cambridge's family home.

Image: From Lucy

A similar print to the one Charlotte will be receiving

'It's very exciting to know that our print will be hanging on Princess Charlotte's nursery wall,' Lucy told the newspaper.

'We can't quite say it's by royal appointment but it's pretty close. We received an order from the security team at Kensington Palace for a Day You Were Born print as a gift for Princess Charlotte.'

'We sent the print, along with a card and we received a letter of thanks from the office of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.'

Since the order, Lucy has realised that a similar print she did two years prior for Prince George may also have been from the palace.

'We presumed it was either a gift or was just something for a super fan — we weren't sure, but since this order came through we think it might have been for Prince George,' she revealed.

'From the depths of Devon you don't expect to get orders like that.'

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