Its 2020 report ‘State of the Nation: Understanding Public Attitudes to the Early Years’ stressed the importance of elevating the importance of the early years period in the public consciousness,” the Education Committee said in the paper, published July 18. “The Princess of Wales has done important work to raise the profile of the Early Years through her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood. Princess Kate got a shout-out for the ongoing work of her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, established in June 2021 and the most significant step in her long-term mission to help kids and parents. The Princess of Wales, 41, was recognized for raising awareness around the importance of the early years in the House of Commons Education Committee’s “Support for childcare and the early years” report, released last week. Kate Middleton is being celebrated by U.K. Kate hasn’t even mentioned Early Years anything in months, right? Well, good news – a government committee cited Kate for special acknowledgement for… raising awareness. Credible experts were actually fed up, and American outlets even lodged some pointed criticism at Princess BusyWork. The busy-work has always lacked substance, lacked urgency, lacked direction, lacked a mission. This year, people finally started criticizing her for her busy-work. Kate has never tied these campaigns to direct action of any kind. Kate has never tied these campaigns to a fundraiser for any of the child-development programs which are being slashed. Every year for the past four years, she’s been relaunching this dumb thing, which always amounts to the same thing: the Early Years are important, did you know those years are important, let me tell you that they’re very important. In January and February of this year, the Princess of Wales “launched” the latest variation of her “awareness-raising campaign” for Early Years.
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