Princess Kate homeschooled her children from the age of 3.
The Duchess of Cambridge has revealed that she teaches her two children to cook at home and is always attentive to ensuring their good mental health.
Princess Kate has always been considered a very close mother to her children. With the help of a professional nanny, she still spends a lot of time with her two little princes and princesses.
During a visit to Lavender Primary School to mark Children's Mental Health Week, Kate revealed some sweet details about Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Although George and Charlotte are only five and three, she has already taught them key skills at home, with their favourite being cooking.MirrorFebruary 10 news.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte with their parents. Photo:Mirror |
Matthew Kleiner-Mann, chief executive of the Ivy Learning Trust, who spoke to Kate during the visit, said Kate shared how her children loved to cook and how they helped her in the family kitchen.
"They made pasta together. One person stirred the dough, one person added the milk and butter. Then they all made a salad," Matthew described.
This person also added KKate has a particular interest in children's mental health. Before coming to Lavender School, Kate campaigned to help children feel better and reduce suicide rates, which figures show have tripled and are now at their highest level in 35 years.
A palace source also saidMirrorThe Duchess has said that promoting mental health for children is one of the key roles she plays in the royal family, as it is one of the great challenges of our time. Heads Together, the charity the royal couple set up to encourage people to look after their mental health, shows that Kate is always highly aware of the issue.
Previously, Princess Kate also received many compliments on her parenting and emotional care for her children. In November 2018, at an event at Basildon Sports Center (Essex, England), Kate was hugged by a fan, she immediately hugged back and said "Thank you very much. Hugs are very important. That's what I always tell my children".
In early October 2018, Kate also impressed with her sweet and intelligent way of talking to children. During her visit to Forest School in Paddington, photographers followed her and continuously took pictures. A little girl asked Kate: "Why are they taking pictures of you?". The Princess replied gently: "They are taking pictures of me, because I am very special."
