Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are settling into life as a family of four with their three sons and their newborn daughter.
The couple welcomed their daughter, Princess Ines, on 7 February, with the Swedish royals both taking leave from their public duties.
And now the Swedish palace has revealed when Carl Philip, 45, will return to his royal engagements.
The calendar on the royal familyâs website has been updated and Prince Carl Philip will attend a meeting for his and Princess Sofiaâs Foundation at the Royal Palace in Stockholm on 18 March.
The father-of-four was last seen publicly as he attended a special church service (Te Deum) with his sons three days after his daughterâs birth.
As well as Princess Ines, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are also parents to Prince Alexander, eight, Prince Gabriel, seven, and Prince Julian, three.
The couple shared the first photograph of all four children together last week, with little Ines nestled contently on Gabrielâs lap, as Alexander held her hand and Julian sweetly stroked her head.
âIt turned out to be a perfect little quartet,â the royal couple captioned the shot, adding: âBig and warm thanks for all the nice congratulations to our little Ines.â
Princess Ines, who is eighth in line to the throne, is titled the Duchess of VĂ€sterbotten but like her brothers, she is not styled HRH.
King Carl XVI Gustaf made the decision to limit royal titles within the royal household in 2019, only granting them to his heir, Crown Princess Victoria, and her children, Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar.
Parental leave in Sweden
Itâs seen as one of the most progressive countries in the world when it comes to work-life balance.
Sweden introduced state-funded parental leave in 1974, designed for couples to share.
Today, parents in Sweden are legally entitled to a total of 480 days of paid parental leave (240 days each) when a child is born or adopted.
As introduced last year, parents can also choose to transfer up to 45 days of their parental leave to grandparents or family friends.
Swedenâs Prince Daniel became the first royal to take paternity leave with both of his and Crown Princess Victoriaâs children.
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