Kate Middleton has decided to take a mindful approach to parenting by adopting the trauma-informed technique known as “pacing,” for her kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

According to Radar Online, the Princess of Wales is determined to break the cycle of emotional strain that affected her husband, Prince William.

An insider told the publication that Kate is focused on ensuring her children grow up feeling safe and unpressured.

“For Catherine this isn’t abstract – she knows the toll royal life took on William, especially after losing his mother Princess Diana at such a young age,” they said.

The insider added, “She is determined her children are not left with that kind of trauma, and techniques like pacing are part of her way of shielding them.”

“Catherine knows her children are growing up under constant scrutiny. Her priority is making sure they feel secure and unpressured.

“For her, it’s not only about parenting methods – it’s about shielding them from the weight of royal life.”

As per the publication, this method encourages slowing down interactions to match a child’s natural pace as it allows them the time they need to process their surroundings calmly.

Kate joined hands with Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood project promoting this approach and now hopes to shield her kids from the challenges of growing up in the royal spotlight. 

Prince William is lauded for his se survey and ability to control the situation as his uncle, Prince Andrew, creates a scene.

The Prince of Wales was visibly spotted telling his uncle off moments after Andrew tried to make a joke at the funeral of the Duchess of Kent.

The former BBC royal correspondent, Jennie Bon, told the Mirror: “William finds his uncle an embarrassment to the monarchy. I think it was an illustration of the fact that when William has made up his mind about something, he sticks to it.

“And that is by no means a bad thing. It would be hypocritical of him to pretend all is well when there is clearly tension between himself and Andrew.

She added: “William looked intensely uncomfortable as Andrew tried to make conversation. It was a supremely awkward moment in what was a very solemn occasion.

“I think the body language proved William is the top dog in this relationship: a future King who outranks his uncle. Andrew has demonstrated time and again that he is bizarrely oblivious to how toxic he now is.”

Bond added: “I can understand Andrew wanted to attend the funeral, but once again he demonstrated he has very little appreciation of how the public – and many of his family – feel about him and the damage he’s done to the monarchy.”

Salma Hayek is remembering Frida Kahlo in a poignant note.

The actress took to her Instagram account on September 29 to look back on the tragic accident that occurred 100 years ago, that changed Frida’s life forever.

“On September 1925, a 100 years ago… at 18 years old, Frida Kahlo’s life changed forever due to a tragic bus accident. Her body was left with unimaginable injuries, and she spent months confined to her bed,” Salma penned.

She also posted a Frida real-life photo along with her portrayal as the Mexican artist.

Salma went on to write, “In that solitude, with a mirror above her and a paintbrush in hand, Frida began to explore her inner world. What began as a way to endure the pain became her greatest gift to us, art that speaks of strength, identity, and resilience.”

“Her legacy reminds us that even in our most difficult moments, beauty and courage can emerge #frida #fridakahlo,” she concluded.

For the unversed, Salma played the role of Frida in her biographical film, Frida, released in 2002.