The Duchess of Cambridge will appear on a special episode of CBeebies Bedtime Stories on Sunday 13 February
February 07, 2022 - 22:30 GMT Emily Nash The Duchess of Cambridge has been unveiled as the latest famous face to read a CBeebies Bedtime Story, making a special appearance to mark Children's Mental Health Week.
She chose the book, which is illustrated by Paul Howard, because it reflects this year's Children's Mental Health Week theme of Growing Together. MORE: Prince William and Kate Middleton react publicly after Queen's declaration for Duchess Camilla to become 'Queen Consort'The Duchess has been royal patron of Place2Be since 2013
The themed week is a national event aimed at highlighting the importance of children's mental health and has been taking place annually since 2015, when it was launched by the charity Place2Be, of which Kate is royal patron. In 1984, the Prince of Wales read his children's book The Old Man of Lochnagar on BBC's Jackanory. In 2020, the Duchess of Cornwall joined Oscar-winning film director Taika Waititi to read from James and the Giant Peach to support Covid-19 charities.
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