Kate Middleton, always ready for Scouts

 Close to his mansion Anmer Hall, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton was born, joined Wednesday a group of scouts, participating with a smile on their activities.

No tight dress. No high heels. No more bug or another hat. It is in a relaxed look that Kate assured this Wednesday, December 14, 2016 the commitment set out his schedule. Duchess of Cambridge, who lives close to there with her husband Prince William and their two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte, in their country residence of Anmer Hall, visited the village of North Wootton. She had an appointment with small scouts and their supervisors. So she had chosen an outfit from simple to be able to easily share their games: a sweater turtleneck and pants tucked into his high suede boots with flat heels. Not to mention, the scarf of the "Cub Scout" she came to visit, around the neck.

Kate revealed to be an expert bonfires

That day, the children had in their program of activities on the theme "take care of yourself and other physically and emotionally." Catherine Duchess is left to do with a big smile when a small scout tested on her ability to first aid in fashioning a sling to support an injured arm. The young woman of 34 years has also put in the circle for a game with a multicolored parachute and participated in decorating cookies.

The "Daily Mail" reported that Kate joined the children when they had to write something positive about themselves, to promote emotional well-being and resilience. She registered for its part, "I am good ... building bonfires." Recall child Kate Middleton herself was scout. Then, early in her marriage with the grand-son of Queen Elizabeth II, she volunteered in a scouting club on the Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, where they lived.

The visit took place as part of the 100 years of the creation in the UK by Robert Baden-Powell and Vera Barclay of "Cub Scout" associated programs to Scouting for young children 7 to 12 years anniversary falls this Friday, December 16, 2016. Kate has pushed the song with the children, the time of a "happy birthday" before the group renews its promise scout and 100 candles are lit, as signals the "Daily Mail". The British media also stresses that she left with a bunch of flowers and gifts for her son George, aged 3 and a half years, and her daughter Charlotte, 1 and a half: two teddy bears in scout uniforms .