Thursday, June 16, Kate Middleton was expected at the Royal Institution in London with members of the government to talk about early childhood. She moderated a panel discussion on the importance of early childhood development and its links to mental health. Prince William’s wife met with Health Secretary Sajid Javid, Family Minister Will Quince, representatives from the early years sector and officials from the Department of Education, Department of Health and Social Affairs.
The panel discussed upcoming research from the Center for Early Childhood Development, as well as new findings that show 91% agree the early years are important in shaping a child’s life. The Duchess has championed the cause since joining the Royal Family and has been a driving force behind a landmark study into perceptions of early childhood and its societal impact in 2020.
“It’s been a year since we launched the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood. Today was another opportunity to highlight the unique importance of the first five years and the significant impact they have on our later outcomes in life. The Centre’s research has shown that the importance of the early years is underestimated and, despite what science is now telling us, we know that only a minority of people understand the critical importance of the first five years of life. “a child. It can be a complex issue, but we have the opportunity to help shape the future”could we read in the caption of a post unveiled by the Instagram account of the Cambridge spouses.
Elegant as ever
For this meeting, which took place in the morning, the mother of George, Charlotte and Louis had donned a fitted white top for the occasion, which she associated with a pink blazer at 1660 euros and matching pants, worth around 630 euros, from Alexander McQueen, according to information from the DailyMail. A look completed with dazzling jewellery, including diamond earrings signed Mappin & Webb ‘Empress’ at 4400 euros and an Empress Mini White Gold & Diamond necklace at 2340 euros.
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Adam Javal-Fauconnier