The Duchess of Cambridge launches survey to help under-fives | Parenta.com
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The online survey, called Five Big Questions, asks for participants to give their opinion on what influences development and what period of childhood is most important for children’s happiness. Catherine marked the launch during the last week in January with a whistle-stop tour of the UK, visiting Birmingham, London, Cardiff and Surrey. On Tuesday, she visited Thinktank, a science museum in Birmingham, on Wednesday, a baby sensory class at the Ely and Caerau Children’s Centre in Cardiff to hear about the support parents receive there and she also attended HMP Send in Woking, Surrey, to speak with women prisoners taking part in a rehabilitation programme. The Royal Foundation website says Catherine believes “many of society’s greatest social and health challenges” could be “mitigated or entirely avoided” if young children are given “the right support”. Kate Stanley, from the NSPCC, says the duchess’s survey will “provide fascinating insight into how we think about the early years and it will be a vital source of information for the sector”.
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