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View All Images- Photo Must Be Credited Alpha Press 073074 26/01/2021 Earlier this week (Tuesday 26th January, 2021) Kate Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Katherine Middleton spoke to three parents, whose children attend Roe Green Junior School in Brent, about their experiences of homeschooling and parenting during the pandemic. During the call, the group spoke about the challenges that many families are continuing to face during the third lockdown in the UK. They discussed the importance of prioritising parents mental wellbeing during this difficult time, and the direct connection this has to their children's mental health. The conversation built on some of the key issues that were raised in The Duchess landmark survey on the Early Years, such as parental wellbeing and loneliness. The research, which was released last November, revealed that parents struggle to prioritise their own wellbeing, in spite of the fact that 90% see parental mental health and wellbeing as being critical to a child's development. On the call Nicole Seidemann, a mother of four, talked about the importance of exercise to her mental wellbeing while parents Musadiq Subar and Rajana Panchani reiterated the critical value of peer support for parents during this tricky time. The group also talked about the increase in parental loneliness, which was documented by the survey as rising dramatically during the pandemic from 38% before to 63% as parents have been cut off from friends and family. Headteacher Melissa Loosemore asked the group a series of quick fire questions such as Describe parenting in a pandemic in one word, Rate your maths ability out of 10, and Who has been the greatest support to you during the pandemic?, that drove conversations about the challenges involved in remote learning, as well as the positive side of spending more quality time with children. The Duchess of Cambridge said: "I know how challenging it is juggling work, home life, school life and everything else that you as parents are doing/AdMedia
- Photo Must Be Credited Alpha Press 073074 26/01/2021 Earlier this week (Tuesday 26th January, 2021) Kate Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Katherine Middleton spoke to three parents, whose children attend Roe Green Junior School in Brent, about their experiences of homeschooling and parenting during the pandemic. During the call, the group spoke about the challenges that many families are continuing to face during the third lockdown in the UK. They discussed the importance of prioritising parents mental wellbeing during this difficult time, and the direct connection this has to their children's mental health. The conversation built on some of the key issues that were raised in The Duchess landmark survey on the Early Years, such as parental wellbeing and loneliness. The research, which was released last November, revealed that parents struggle to prioritise their own wellbeing, in spite of the fact that 90% see parental mental health and wellbeing as being critical to a child's development. On the call Nicole Seidemann, a mother of four, talked about the importance of exercise to her mental wellbeing while parents Musadiq Subar and Rajana Panchani reiterated the critical value of peer support for parents during this tricky time. The group also talked about the increase in parental loneliness, which was documented by the survey as rising dramatically during the pandemic from 38% before to 63% as parents have been cut off from friends and family. Headteacher Melissa Loosemore asked the group a series of quick fire questions such as Describe parenting in a pandemic in one word, Rate your maths ability out of 10, and Who has been the greatest support to you during the pandemic?, that drove conversations about the challenges involved in remote learning, as well as the positive side of spending more quality time with children. The Duchess of Cambridge said: "I know how challenging it is juggling work, home life, school life and everything else that you as parents are doing/AdMedia
- Photo Must Be Credited Alpha Press 073074 26/01/2021 Earlier this week (Tuesday 26th January, 2021) Kate Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Katherine Middleton spoke to three parents, whose children attend Roe Green Junior School in Brent, about their experiences of homeschooling and parenting during the pandemic. During the call, the group spoke about the challenges that many families are continuing to face during the third lockdown in the UK. They discussed the importance of prioritising parents mental wellbeing during this difficult time, and the direct connection this has to their children's mental health. The conversation built on some of the key issues that were raised in The Duchess landmark survey on the Early Years, such as parental wellbeing and loneliness. The research, which was released last November, revealed that parents struggle to prioritise their own wellbeing, in spite of the fact that 90% see parental mental health and wellbeing as being critical to a child's development. On the call Nicole Seidemann, a mother of four, talked about the importance of exercise to her mental wellbeing while parents Musadiq Subar and Rajana Panchani reiterated the critical value of peer support for parents during this tricky time. The group also talked about the increase in parental loneliness, which was documented by the survey as rising dramatically during the pandemic from 38% before to 63% as parents have been cut off from friends and family. Headteacher Melissa Loosemore asked the group a series of quick fire questions such as Describe parenting in a pandemic in one word, Rate your maths ability out of 10, and Who has been the greatest support to you during the pandemic?, that drove conversations about the challenges involved in remote learning, as well as the positive side of spending more quality time with children. The Duchess of Cambridge said: "I know how challenging it is juggling work, home life, school life and everything else that you as parents are doing/AdMedia
- Photo Must Be Credited Alpha Press 073074 26/01/2021 Earlier this week (Tuesday 26th January, 2021) Kate Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Katherine Middleton spoke to three parents, whose children attend Roe Green Junior School in Brent, about their experiences of homeschooling and parenting during the pandemic. During the call, the group spoke about the challenges that many families are continuing to face during the third lockdown in the UK. They discussed the importance of prioritising parents mental wellbeing during this difficult time, and the direct connection this has to their children's mental health. The conversation built on some of the key issues that were raised in The Duchess landmark survey on the Early Years, such as parental wellbeing and loneliness. The research, which was released last November, revealed that parents struggle to prioritise their own wellbeing, in spite of the fact that 90% see parental mental health and wellbeing as being critical to a child's development. On the call Nicole Seidemann, a mother of four, talked about the importance of exercise to her mental wellbeing while parents Musadiq Subar and Rajana Panchani reiterated the critical value of peer support for parents during this tricky time. The group also talked about the increase in parental loneliness, which was documented by the survey as rising dramatically during the pandemic from 38% before to 63% as parents have been cut off from friends and family. Headteacher Melissa Loosemore asked the group a series of quick fire questions such as Describe parenting in a pandemic in one word, Rate your maths ability out of 10, and Who has been the greatest support to you during the pandemic?, that drove conversations about the challenges involved in remote learning, as well as the positive side of spending more quality time with children. The Duchess of Cambridge said: "I know how challenging it is juggling work, home life, school life and everything else that you as parents are doing/AdMedia `