The royal mum made the admission during a phone call with parents January 28, 2021 - 22:30 GMT Danielle Stacey Kate Middleton reveals horror of cutting George, Charlotte and Louis hair in lockdown
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turned hairdresser for her three children much to their horror during lockdown in a relatable parenting confession.
Like thousands of parents across the country, Kate, 39, revealed she is also struggling to adapt to new skills including homeschooling and keeping children entertained, while schools have been closed during England s third lockdown.
The Duchess joined in a light-hearted discussion on Tuesday with three parents, whose children attend Roe Green Junior School in Brent, alongside the school s headteacher to share their experiences of parenting during the pandemic.
Kate Middleton is getting candid about the challenges of homeschooling her children during lockdown amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The mom of three, 39, spoke with a group of fellow parents in a candid video chat, in which she revealed which subject she struggles with most as she helps Prince George, 7, and Princess Charlotte, 5, with their assignments from home. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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When asked how she would rate her math skills on a scale of 1 to 10, Kate replied, -5. I m obviously right at the bottom! she said with a smile.
Duchess Kate Discusses the Challenges of Homeschooling in the Pandemic and Cutting Her Kids Hair
The Duchess of Cambridge joined a video call with parents to talk about the challenges that families are facing during the U.K’s third national lockdown. Jan 29 2021, 8:21 am EST
With schools currently closed across Britain, the Duchess of Cambridge is one of millions of parents across the country all too familiar with the challenges of homeschooling.
The U.K. is currently in its third nationwide coronavirus lockdown and Duchess Kate opened up about the difficulties of juggling parenting, home life, and work during a video call with a group of parents.