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Catherine, Princess of Wales, has commissioned a study into the role of nature in early childhood development, with the research expected to start next year.
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Catherine, Princess of Wales, has commissioned research into how nature may support the development of babies and young children. The project, led by her Centre for Early Childhood, is due to begin next year with support from the Duchy of Cornwall, according to Nieuws.nl. [1]
Catherine said in an Instagram video that the research would examine how nature, creativity and relationships can best support healthy development. She described time outdoors as especially important in an era dominated by technology. [1]
The Centre for Early Childhood was founded by Catherine and focuses on early childhood development. The Duchy of Cornwall, headed by Prince William, is also involved in the project. [1]
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