Princess Catherine, 41, has once again showcased her impeccable fashion sense by donning a vibrant and fresh ensemble during her engagement in Nuneaton.
Kate met with staff involved in a pioneering study aimed at improving the identification of distress in babies.
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Lovely chatting with the wonderful health visitors and mums playing a part in creating a nurturing environment for so many children and parents at the Riversley Park Children's Centre in Nuneaton.
Health Visitors are such an important support for new parents from pregnancy… pic.twitter.com/RBWenvcDIB
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) June 15, 2023
Kate Middleton in Nuneaton
Upon arriving at the Riversley Park Children’s Center, Catherine was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd of children eagerly awaiting the princess’s arrival.
Inside the center, she embraced her nurturing role as she interacted with a group of parents and caregivers, accompanied by their babies and children.
During her visit, the Princess had the opportunity to meet doctors and professionals involved in a new study funded by the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.
The study aims to support healthcare professionals in promoting the well-being and social and emotional development of children.
Established by the Princess in 2021, the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has generously granted £50,000 (over $63,000) to conduct this study, which will evaluate the use of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) in the UK.
The ADBB serves as a valuable tool for assessing how babies interact with their environment, examining factors such as eye contact, facial expressions, vocalization, and activity levels.
This assessment helps healthcare professionals and families gain a better understanding of how babies express their emotions and provides essential support to parents in building strong bonds with their little ones.
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Moreover, the ADBB model has the ability to detect early signs of psychological distress in infants, ensuring timely access to specialized support services.
As a patron of the Royal Foundation’s Early Childhood Centre, Princess Catherine continues to champion innovative projects that strive to create an enriching environment for children during their crucial first years of life.
Kate Middleton in a Green Printed Dress by Cefinn
She was dressed in a dazzling green leopard print silk dress by the renowned brand Cefinn, making it the perfect choice for hot days.
The dress of a classic silhouette and features a flattering waist-enhancing sash, along with elegantly tailored details that accentuate the figure.
To complete her look, the princess opted for Jimmy Choo leather heels, a Mulberry clutch, and Kiki McDonough earrings. The wife of Prince William styled her signature brown hair in soft waves.
Kate Middleton at Trooping the Colour.
This weekend, the Princess of Wales will join King Charles III, Queen Camilla, and her husband, Prince William, in the banner parade known as Trooping the Colour.
The annual celebration holds special significance this year as it marks Charles III’s first parade since ascending the throne.
