‘We can relate to Kate’ say parents as Duchess visits Holloway children’s centre
The Duchess of Cambridge receives flowers from six-year-old Nevaeh during her visit to Hornsey Road Children's Centre in Holloway. Picture: Richard Pohle/The Times/PA Wire - Credit: PA
Parents could “relate” to the Duchess of Cambridge on her visit to Hornsey Road Children’s Centre this afternoon.
The Duchess of Cambridge visits Hornsey Road Children's Centre in Holloway. Picture: Richard Pohle/The Times/PA Wire - Credit: PA
Mums and dads were impressed with Kate on her visit to the Holloway centre, which offers support to expectant and new parents.
The Duchess, currently pregnant with her third child, told service users how William “did not know what exactly to do” when he first became a father.
Before leaving, she was presented with a posy by six-year-old Nevaeh.
Her mum, Andrea, said: “I felt like she could relate to what I was saying to her, so when I was saying to her it could quite isolating, not having nobody else to talk to, she appeared like she could actually relate to that.”
David Holmes, chief executive of Family Action, which provides services at the centre, said: “She was really lovely. It’s fantastic she is so interested in the work we do. Having community-based services that are accessible to people is vital, so the fact she is showing such a keen interest is brilliant.”
Reporting by Press Association
