Princess Kate puts young children’s advocacy in the spotlight during a key engagement at Windsor Castle
On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales underlined her continued commitment to young children’s development by meeting her Early Years team at Windsor Castle.
The visit, mentioned in the Court Circular, highlights Kate’s dedication to the cause which has become a defining feature of her royal work.
As a mother of three children, the Princess has passionately advocated the importance of educating children in their formative years.
Since launching the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood in June 2021 with Prince William, Kate has worked tirelessly to raise awareness of how these critical years shape the future of society.
The Center continues efforts to prioritize research and initiatives in childhood, further strengthening the Princess’ legacy as an advocate for children’s well-being.
In 2023, the Princess of Wales launched her groundbreaking Shaping Us campaign, which she described as her ‘life’s work’.
The initiative highlights the critical importance of child development from pregnancy to age five and its lasting impact on society.
Last year, Kate emphasized the broader significance of her mission during a heartfelt speech: “This is not just about the youngest children in our society. It is also about the many young people and adults who suffer.”