Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seemingly received some support from Princess Kate for campaign to protect children from online harm.
The couple recently unveiled a memorial to honour the precious lives lost to the horrors of the internet, and in a surprise turn of event, a royal member expressed similar concerns.
The Princess of Wales, who is a doting mother of three, has often championed causes concerning the upbringing and the well-being of children from an early age.
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Apart from this, she has also stressed on the important of the connection with the natural world as it plays a key role in shaping our health, wellbeing and sense of self.
In her latest interview with Country Life magazine, Catherine got candid about her cancer recovery and how nature played a major role in her healing.
She also shared her worries surrounding the young generation that is “more online and connected to tech than ever before”.
“Children have a very innate relationship with nature. When they are in an outdoor environment, they can explore their thoughts and feelings in a subconscious way,” she told Robert Macfarlane.
“What worries me is the growing anxiety among children and young people. It’s a generation that’s more online and connected to tech than ever before,” she added.
“In this increasingly digital world, I believe it is more important than ever that children grow up with a strong sense of belonging, connection and emotional security. Nature is a natural environment where those skills can be built.”
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Kate, who has often shared how George, Charlotte and Louis thrive in the natural environment, explained that it is in nature the children can find “curiosity, imagination and creativity”.
The Sussexes and the Waleses may not be on speaking terms but they seem to be on the same page when it comes to protecting children, online and offline.
