The Duchess of Cambridge carried out video calls with Kingston Hospital

This week, The Duchess of Cambridge carried out video calls with Kingston Hospital, and experts around the country, to raise awareness for Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week in the United Kingdom.

Kate Middleton wore a new blue and white chevron knit top by Tabitha Webb. The Duchess wore her Boden Aurora blue print dress

The Duchess of Cambridge has spoken with midwives, health visitors, parents and leading sector experts about the challenges and impact that COVID-19 is having on new and expectant mothers and their families.

The Duchess’s conversations were held ahead of the UK’s Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week — which aims to create wider awareness of maternal mental health, and signposts support for parents.

"The Duchess of Cambridge is the patron of The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. The organization, along with the Royal College of Midwives and the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, has developed guidance on coronavirus and pregnancy for healthcare professionals, pregnant women and their families."

The Duchess of Cambridge carried out video calls - VIDEO

For first video call, The Duchess wore a new blue and white chevron knit top by Tabitha Webb. The Duchess wore her Boden Aurora dress for her second video call. We first saw the dress when the Cambridges' Christmas card for 2019 was shared.

Kate Middleton wore a new blue and white chevron knit top by Tabitha Webb

Tabitha Webb Jessie Blue and White Chevron Knit Top

Boden Aurora Blue Print Dress