George , Charlotte and Louis' mother Kate debuted in a hospital in the UK. In the delivery room, Princess of Wales tells her experience as a mother of three and explains the pressure she has been under.
Kate, 40, had three children after marrying William in 2011: George, 9, Charlotte, 7, and Louis, 4. What is noticeable is that this beautiful and capable mother won a new title - Princess of Wales after the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. She is now performing her duties in the British monarchy, although the media has been focusing on her uncle and sister-in-law Harry and Meghan during this period. Outside the hustle and bustle, she walked into Surrey Royal Hospital and shared some of her experiences with her family. Like all parents, Kate and William took great pains to name their children. She admitted on a tour of the obstetrics ward that they felt stressed when naming their children.
ward head of Amy Stabbs said of her communication with Kate: "It's easy to resonate with her. She talked about her feelings about being a mother. She talked about her children, especially the choice of names. Many young parents can talk about this with Kate when they think about how to name their children. She explained that with Prince William , they have their favorite names and the names the whole world expects to choose. This puts a lot of pressure on them!"
During the visit to the delivery room, Kate witnessed the practices in the obstetric ward and the opportunity to improve the practices in the field of mothers and babies across the UK. According to Amy Stabs, her visit was memorable: "She was really cute. She spent a lot of time talking to staff and new parents with children. It's really nice to have such an opportunity for everyone." "It's an appropriate tribute to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, who has done the same," Stubs stressed.
Since moving to the vicinity of Windsor Castle, the Princess of Wales has been very interested in the topic of early childhood, and her children are now attending the Lanbrook School. Kate suffered from hyperemesis gravida during her pregnancy, and according to her disclosure in 2020, she used "hypnotic delivery" to prepare for the birth of her three children.
text｜Liang Shichuan
