Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales (file photo)

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, has reportedly started working from home on projects to improve the lives of her babies. She underwent abdominal surgery in January and has not been seen since.

Kensington Palace has now confirmed that she has been regularly informed of the progress of her campaign and the “overwhelmingly positive” results of a study she launched, The Daily Telegraph reports.

A spokesperson for Kensington Palace told MailOnline: “The princess has been kept updated throughout the entire process.”

The Royal Early Childhood Trust Center, founded by Kate Middleton, has funded a trial of a baby viewing tool.

According to an official statement, “The tool, known internationally as the Alarm Distress Scale for Infants (ADBB), focuses on infants’ social behaviors such as eye contact, facial expressions, vocalizations, and activity levels to help practitioners and families better Understand your baby’s social behavior.” Babies express their feelings. “

The trial aims to “explore the feasibility of implementing this tool within routine health visiting practice in the UK to promote infant health, infant social and emotional development and parent-child relationships,” the statement added.

Meanwhile, there are also reports that Kate Middleton and Kensington Palace are working together to discuss her possible “soft return” to official duties over the Easter weekend.

During this time, a report in The Times claimed that staff at the London clinic were trying to access notes about the princess.

Responding to the incident, a Kensington Palace spokesman said: “This is a matter for the London Clinic”.

A source told the Mirror: “This is a serious security breach and extremely detrimental to the hospital, which has an impeccable reputation for treating members of the royal family. The entire medical team are deeply shocked and disturbed by these allegations. They was harmed because a trusted hospital colleague may have been involved in this breach of trust and ethics.”