Photo: Matt Porteous/PA WireKate Middletonis getting back to work !After stepping away from royal duties ahead of thebirthofPrince Louison April 23, the Duchess of Cambridge will visit the Sayers Croft Forest School and Wildlife Garden at Paddington Recreation Ground on Tuesday, marking the end of her maternity leave.Kate will learn how the school exposes thousands of urban students each year to nature and meet children participating in outdoor activities.The 36-year-old royal is set to take part in sporadic engagements during October and through to the end of the year. She will return to her usual busy schedule come January.Can’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!PA Images/SipaKate didn’t completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her second son. Less than a month after Louis’ arrival, she was herusual stylish selfto celebrate the wedding ofPrince HarryandMeghan Markle.She arrived with her older children, 5-year-oldPrince Georgeand 3-year-oldPrincess Charlotte, who are serving as a page boy and bridesmaid in the wedding. She sat next to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the ceremony at the front of the church.After Kateappeared with the royal family again in Junefor the Queen’s annual birthday celebrations, Trooping the Colour, her brood stepped out for the first time as a family of five ofLouis’ christeningin July.Andrew Matthews - WPA Pool/Getty Images)PA Images/SipaKate has also been spotted simply enjoying her summer,attending Wimbledontwice in one weekend —first with Meghan, then with husbandPrince William— or cheering on William at hischarity polo matchwhile her two eldest kids goof off in the grass.RELATED VIDEO:See the Royal Family of 5! Will, Kate, George and Charlotte Arrive atPrince Louis’ ChristeningKate “feels it’s an incredible privilege to be a mum,”Peter Fonagy, head of the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, told PEOPLE just ahead ofPrince Louis’ arrival.“She’s very keen on children and keen that they should be happy,” said Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacythrough the Heads Together initiative. “Part of her interest in prevention is to make sure that she does things right in her own parenting.”“She’s genuinely interested in how to make children’s lives better — and what parents and professionals can do to positively influence the lives of children,” he added.
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Kate Middletonis getting back to work !After stepping away from royal duties ahead of thebirthofPrince Louison April 23, the Duchess of Cambridge will visit the Sayers Croft Forest School and Wildlife Garden at Paddington Recreation Ground on Tuesday, marking the end of her maternity leave.Kate will learn how the school exposes thousands of urban students each year to nature and meet children participating in outdoor activities.The 36-year-old royal is set to take part in sporadic engagements during October and through to the end of the year. She will return to her usual busy schedule come January.Can’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!PA Images/SipaKate didn’t completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her second son. Less than a month after Louis’ arrival, she was herusual stylish selfto celebrate the wedding ofPrince HarryandMeghan Markle.She arrived with her older children, 5-year-oldPrince Georgeand 3-year-oldPrincess Charlotte, who are serving as a page boy and bridesmaid in the wedding. She sat next to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the ceremony at the front of the church.After Kateappeared with the royal family again in Junefor the Queen’s annual birthday celebrations, Trooping the Colour, her brood stepped out for the first time as a family of five ofLouis’ christeningin July.Andrew Matthews - WPA Pool/Getty Images)PA Images/SipaKate has also been spotted simply enjoying her summer,attending Wimbledontwice in one weekend —first with Meghan, then with husbandPrince William— or cheering on William at hischarity polo matchwhile her two eldest kids goof off in the grass.RELATED VIDEO:See the Royal Family of 5! Will, Kate, George and Charlotte Arrive atPrince Louis’ ChristeningKate “feels it’s an incredible privilege to be a mum,”Peter Fonagy, head of the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, told PEOPLE just ahead ofPrince Louis’ arrival.“She’s very keen on children and keen that they should be happy,” said Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacythrough the Heads Together initiative. “Part of her interest in prevention is to make sure that she does things right in her own parenting.”“She’s genuinely interested in how to make children’s lives better — and what parents and professionals can do to positively influence the lives of children,” he added.
Kate Middletonis getting back to work !
After stepping away from royal duties ahead of thebirthofPrince Louison April 23, the Duchess of Cambridge will visit the Sayers Croft Forest School and Wildlife Garden at Paddington Recreation Ground on Tuesday, marking the end of her maternity leave.
Kate will learn how the school exposes thousands of urban students each year to nature and meet children participating in outdoor activities.
The 36-year-old royal is set to take part in sporadic engagements during October and through to the end of the year. She will return to her usual busy schedule come January.
PA Images/Sipa
Kate didn’t completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her second son. Less than a month after Louis’ arrival, she was herusual stylish selfto celebrate the wedding ofPrince HarryandMeghan Markle.
She arrived with her older children, 5-year-oldPrince Georgeand 3-year-oldPrincess Charlotte, who are serving as a page boy and bridesmaid in the wedding. She sat next to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the ceremony at the front of the church.
After Kateappeared with the royal family again in Junefor the Queen’s annual birthday celebrations, Trooping the Colour, her brood stepped out for the first time as a family of five ofLouis’ christeningin July.
Andrew Matthews - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Kate has also been spotted simply enjoying her summer,attending Wimbledontwice in one weekend —first with Meghan, then with husbandPrince William— or cheering on William at hischarity polo matchwhile her two eldest kids goof off in the grass.
RELATED VIDEO:See the Royal Family of 5! Will, Kate, George and Charlotte Arrive atPrince Louis’ Christening
Kate “feels it’s an incredible privilege to be a mum,”Peter Fonagy, head of the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, told PEOPLE just ahead ofPrince Louis’ arrival.
“She’s very keen on children and keen that they should be happy,” said Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacythrough the Heads Together initiative. “Part of her interest in prevention is to make sure that she does things right in her own parenting.”
“She’s genuinely interested in how to make children’s lives better — and what parents and professionals can do to positively influence the lives of children,” he added.
source: people.com
