Amidst ongoing speculations about Kate Middleton‘s health, the Duchess of Cambridge, Kensington Palace, has confirmed that she has been working from home on an innovative project aimed at improving the lives of babies.
In January last year, Kate established the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood’s (RFCEC) Shaping Us project, which focuses on highlighting the importance of early childhood development. Even while recovering from abdominal surgery, Kate remains dedicated to this project.
One of the initiatives undertaken by the RFCEC is funding a baby observation device designed for health visitors to monitor children’s social and emotional development.
The palace has confirmed that the results from this project have been “overwhelmingly positive.” Kate herself recommended the use of this technology after being inspired by a similar approach implemented in Denmark. A spokesperson for the palace stated that Kate has been kept informed about the progress of the project throughout her recovery process.
This marks the first official acknowledgment from the palace regarding Kate’s involvement in early years work since she underwent planned abdominal surgery on January 16.
Despite her health concerns, Kate’s commitment to improving the lives of young children remains unwavering, reflecting her dedication to her royal duties and philanthropic endeavors.
