Kate wrote about the importance of creating a 'healthier and happier society for future generations'
Kate has written a new op-ed for, in which she explores one of her passions: early childhood development. In the article, the princess says that the period from pregnancy through the first five years of a child's life is crucial for"establishing the core foundations which allow us to go on to thrive as individuals, with one another, as a community and as a society".
The royal has spent the past decade researching the links between children's experiences and interactions at a very young age and their later physical and mental health as adults. In June 2021, she announced The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, her organisation which aims to push for increased awareness of and new research into the impact of the early years.
"That is why I am determined to continue to shine a light on this issue and to do everything I can to secure much greater focus on those first crucial few years for the youngest members of our society – they are, after all, our future," she concluded. Kate has also been a vocal advocate of children's mental health, which is closely linked to her early childhood development research. In addition to the centre, she serves through her patronage of the British children's charity
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