Kate has proven to be a diligent and dedicated intern. She has a natural bond with children – something that is apparent during her many official engagements – and of course, is a devoted mother to her own children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. That would certainly have stood her in good stead for life on the maternity ward. Kate, 37, welcomed all three children at the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital, and would have seen first-hand how the busy ward is run.
Kate’s caring approach was apparent during her visit to the Nook hospice in Norwich just last month. The Duchess spent time with a number of severely ill children – including four-year-old Rupert Wright, who has a rare, life-limiting multi-systematic disease commonly known as MPS2 or hunger syndrome. His mother later spoke about their encounter with the caring royal.
Naomi Wright said;
“I cried, received a hug and and when she walked out at the end, a wave.Doing simple things like that confirms she is a very special person.” “She is a mum herself and you get that sense that she can relate. She’s not doing it because she has to but because she wants to. This is something that means a lot to her.”
