Kate Middleton was reported to be a guest blogger for The Huffington Post on Feb. 17 to write regularly about the importance of parenting. It is her goal to make parents become more aware of the mental health of their children.
In a report published by Pop Sugar, the Duchess of Cambridge, 34, is busy these days working on her new campaign called, "Young Minds Matter." Part of this project involves her being a guest writer for "The Huffington Post" where she would blog regularly for the said publication encouraging adults to pay attention to mindful parenting and their kid's mental and overall well-being.
The Duchess started her work on Wednesday during The Huffington Post event at the Kensington Palace. She already published her first work according to Zimbio with the title: "Let's Make a Real Difference for an Entire Generation of Young Children."
On the article, she talked about a lot of things she learned when parenting her kids. She also opened up about the many plans that she and her husband Prince William used to discuss, especially on raising Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
It is quite an honor for the publication to have her royal highness write something that is of huge importance to her. Among the things that Middleton emphasized on her article via The Huffington Post is the mental health of the children.
"For too long we have been embarrassed to admit when our children need emotional or psychiatric help, worried that the stigma associated with these problems would be detrimental to their futures," Middleton wrote.
She even added some facts that support her writing saying, "Research published today by the Huffington Post indicates that around a third of parents still worry that they will look like a bad mother or father if their child has a mental health problem. Parenting is hard enough without letting prejudices stop us from asking for the help we need for ourselves and our children."
A lot of people have shown their admiration and support to Middleton as she wrote and addressed this issue to parents of this generation.
