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The Duchess de Cambridge can look like the happiest and most welcoming pregnant woman in the world, but she is well aware that it's not all roses and teddy bears for every eaches mother and who have just been Revealed, she was confronted with her own emotional struggles during her pregnancies.

Kate, whose third child with Prince William is due in April, was exceptionally candid during a visit earlier this week at King's College's College's Maurice Wohl Clinical Neuroscience of Neuroscience, where she opened on health problems women's mental and after pregnancy. She remarked during a visit to the mother and small unit of the Royal Bethlem Hospital, which deals with mothers who have undergone a serious mental illness at the end of pregnancy and a small maternity and allows patients to Stay with their babies during treatment.

The 36-year-old Duchess told patients and managers when he appeared: "There is an expectation you are going to be super happy all the time and one in four are not."

In the past, Kate said that she finds the maternity "enriching", it is also a "big challenge".

She gave no indication as to whether or not she spoke of experience, but according to a report ofThe daily mail, Kate said babies had made him feel "very crowd" and said to the patients she was "so happy", they receive the help they need.

Kate has suffered from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, an extreme form of morning disease, which held it in bed during the first stages of each of his pregnancies. Last year, she was forced to miss Prince George's first day of school because she was too sick to accompany her son to Thomas's Battersea in London. Instead of,Prince William Was on Daddy Duty for the Big Day and helped the child's fire a little shy meet his teacher and greet the press on the Kensington Palace steps. Since the reestablishment of the worst of this, the Duchess has extended in a full schedule of royal commitments on issues relating to children and mental care.

For his visit to the hospital, his choice of wardrobe gave speculation that his baby Blue Coat de Seraphine, one of his favorite maternity labels, was an idea of ​​the sex of his unborn child. It was the second day in a row she wore the same color. Last week, she wore a bright pink layer that had royal observers who claimed that it was a signal that the next Cambridge child would be a girl. The initiates insisted that Kate and William chose not to discover the sex of the child preferring to be surprised as they did at the time of the birth of George and Charlotte.

In addition to being one of the most elegant pregnant women in the world who, after giving birth to her youngest child, appeared on the steps of the heeled hospital with freshly come hair, Kate has more into More kissed his royal role focusing on promoting the promotion of the derogation from mental health. In collaboration with William and Prince Harry, she started her head, an initiative at the national level to encourage Britangs to talk about mental health problems. And for more royal coverage, read on the10 ways of Kate and Meghan do not look like anything.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana a novel and Diana: the secrets of his style.

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