February 7 - 13 February is Child Mental Health Week in the UK. It was a national campaign launched in 2015 by Place2Be, a charity sponsored by the Duchess of Catherine-Cambridge as a royal patron, to highlight the importance of children's mental health.
To mark this year's Mental Health Week and CBeebies' 20th anniversary, Kate Middleton will feature on the channel's Bedtime Story this Sunday (Feb. 13) to read a bedtime story gently for the show's loyal little viewers.
On February 7, the program team released a photo of the Duchess of Cambridge attending the show. In the photo, the mother of three wears a Holland & Cooper comfortable, warm Fair Isle turtleneck print chunky sweater with trusty & Other Stories high-waisted straight-leg jeans, looking sporty, comfortable, and completely dressed up to go outdoors to do sports.
Kate sat comfortably in a man-made "cave", surrounded by a colorful blanket around her legs, behind a pile of "bonfires" that were about to be lit, and a few owl dolls were placed next to it, and the atmosphere was warm and warm. The set is highly imitative of the small caves that children may encounter during the "adventure" led by their parents and mothers.
Evening approached, a bunch of campfires, hot milk prepared by their mothers, and the children slept peacefully in the sweet, delicate sound of books read by their mothers. This is a real picture that often happens in the lives of Kate and the Three Little Ones— Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
Kate is known to be an avid outdoor fan, and she has always emphasized the importance of outdoor activities for the construction of children's mental health. The future queen of The United Kingdom also revealed that in the Cambridge home, whether it is sunny or rainy, the three little children in Cambridge will be dragged outside to play for a while every day. Occasionally, she and Prince William also like to take the children out on "adventures".
On Sunday's show, Catherine will read to her children a story called "The Owl Afraid of the Dark", which mainly tells the story of a timid barn owl named Plop who overcomes his fear of the night with the encouragement of his peers and finally becomes more and more confident.
"The Owl Afraid of the Dark" is very much in line with the theme of "Growing Together" in this year's Children's Mental Health Week. This year, adults and children alike are encouraged to think about how they are getting stronger emotionally, how trying new things will help people step out of their comfort zones, and how challenges and setbacks will help them mature and develop stronger resilience.
Kate and Prince William have been active advocates for the importance of building children's mental health. The couple also usually encouraged the three children in the family to speak out positively and boldly about the unpleasantness, frustration and occasional embarrassment they encountered. So, when the news that this mom will "play the true color" of the gentle mother in the show was exposed, fans really looked forward to Kate's wonderful performance on Sunday.
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