Kate Middleton Kicks Start Children Mental Health’s Week by Breaking Down on ‘Emotion’

Published 02/07/2023, 4:30 PM CST

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After having served the UK Sovereigns as the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton is all set to render off her duties as the Queen-in-waiting. Prince William’s wife has been one of the most beloved Royals ever since she stepped into the Imperial Family. Abiding by the stringent rules and regulations of the Monarchy, the Princess still has been refreshingly open and straightforward when it comes to her responsibilities. 

Currently, her Shaping Us campaign is knocking the charts off the park. The Palace’s full-fledged preparations in making her the next Queen consort have attracted an uncountable audience to the campaign. All of it is owing to the substantial and eye-opening agendas that the future Queen has touched upon. One of its basic founding topics that Middleton thinks is important is children and their welfare. 

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Kate Middleton sheds light on children and their mental well-being

As Vanity Fair reports, the Princess launched a Children’s Mental Health initiative one week after her famous Shaping Us campaign. As the name suggests, the initiative with the theme, ‘Let’s connect’ primarily focuses on the mental health and well-being of youngsters and kids. Through its course, Middleton paid a visit to a school to have a cathartic conversation with the young minds at the institution. 

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The schoolchildren of St. John’s Church of England Primary school were delighted to have their favorite Princess at their premises. Talking to them about their emotions, the Princess encouraged the eyes to check out their fellow classmates more often. She spread the message to always look after one another and see how the other person is feeling and if they need some kind of help. 

Middleton further elaborated on how she is a firm believer of helping growing minds with the basic survival skills they need to thrive. May it be emotional development or social progression, the Princess thinks it is important to address before the public. She went by the core principles of her campaign which is shaping the early years for better adulthood. 

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What do you think was Kate Middleton’s campaign? Do you concur with her ideas? Let us know in the comments below. 

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