The Princess of Wales enjoyed a sweet moment with a little boy as he clung to her fingers when she visited a children’s mental health charity. Kate met mothers and fathers who are helping to shape a training curriculum for health visitors. The future Queen’s Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has launched the programme with Anna Freud, a London-based research and development organisation specialising in children and young people’s mental health. Kate held eight-month-old son Judah’s hand as she chatted to his father, teacher Andy Apraku. She also tried to make 13-month-old Amelia smile when she caught the little girl glancing over as her mother, Ella Baddeley, watched on.Read More
Sweet moment baby clings to Kate during visit to children’s mental health charity
