Snooki, real name Nicole Polizzi, wrote an adorable open letter to Kate Middleton giving the mom-to-be a little advice on what to expect once she delivers the royal baby. The pint-size party girl turned responsible adult began the letter, posted on YourTango.com, by telling the Duchess of Cambridge that the moment she brings the baby home will be the "most exciting experience of your life."

She goes on to say that she couldn't wait to wake up in the middle of the night to take care of baby Lorenzo, her almost one year old son with fiancé Jionni LaValle, but adds that only lasted a few days.

"Then it's like, 'I love you but OMG stop crying! I'm exhausted," Snooki wrote. "The lack of sleep you will get used to - just do your makeup, put a tiara on, and you'll look beautiful as usual."

The "Jersey Shore" star tells Middleton that singing to the baby tends to help calm him or her down and since she is royalty she could always enlist the help of Elton John to sing the royal baby a lullaby. She ends the open letter by telling the royal mom-to-be that she thinks she is going to be a great parent.

"I have no doubt that you will be an amazing mom, but talking to other moms helps, especially being a new mommy. I think we can now add Goddess to your list of titles."

Snooki sure has been dishing out the pregnancy advice lately. The reality star also gave Kim Kardashian some glamorous baby delivery advice telling the "Keeping Up With That Kardashians" star, who recently gave birth to daughter North, to make sure she looks her best when she brings the baby into the world. On a post she did for Celebuzz, the 25-year-old told Kardashian that first impressions count and she should want to see her baby for the first time looking "flawless" so make sure she has her makeup already on.

She said that while she waited for her son to arrive she put on makeup and watched cartoons. Another tip she offered Kardashian: "Choose your makeup palettes wisely, because the hospital rooms are boring, the walls are white, it's just not a good look."