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Michelle Obama brought gifts fit for a prince (and tiny princess) during royal visit

During the first lady's Tuesday visit to Kensington Palace, she brought along treats for Prince George and Princess Charlotte of Cambridge.
/ Source: TODAY

Picking just the right gifts for a couple of tiny royals who already have the attention of the world — as well as third and fourth spots in line to the British throne — is tricky business.

Unless you're Michelle Obama, that is.

Adorable Prince George, Princess Charlotte pictures win over the world
Four pictures showing Prince George as a big brother to sister Princess Charlotte were released by Kensington Palace Saturday. Duchess Kate Middleton took the cute photos herself in May. NBC’s Kelly Cobiella reports.TODAY

During the first lady's Tuesday visit to Kensington Palace, she brought along a few prefect presents for Prince George and Princess Charlotte of Cambridge.

For the soon-to-be 2-year-old George, Obama selected a classic Berlin P-Wee Flyer Wagon.

Berlin F257 Amish-Made Pee-Wee Flyer Wagon, Red
Berlin F257 Amish-Made Pee-Wee Flyer Wagon, Red, available for purchase on Amazon.comBerlin

And for newborn Charlotte, she brought an Amish rocking chair and personalized baby blanket.

All of the gifts were American-made.

While there's no word as to whether or not the first lady delivered the treats in person during her stop, she did come face-to-face with another royal resident.

Michelle Obama visits London
A handout image made available by the White House of US First Lady Michelle Obama (L) meeting with British Prince Harry (R) for tea to discuss the 'Let Girls Learn' initiative and support for veterans, at Kensington Palace in London, Britain, 16 June 2015. The First Lady visited the Mulberry School for Girls in Tower Hamlets and meets with British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha Cameron in N10 Downing street.Amanda Lucidon / EPA

Obama had tea with Prince Harry while discussing her "Let Girls Learn" initiative and their mutual support for veterans on Tuesday.

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