Kate Middleton Sings & Dances At Weekly $15 Music Class With Prince Louis

Kate Middleton is known for being super involved when it comes to her kids, despite her royal responsibilities. The Duchess of Cambridge reportedly takes Prince Louis to a weekly musical toddler playgroup. Kate, 37, and Louis, 1, enjoy singing and dancing with other families during the $15 Monkey Music sessions.

Kate and Louis attend the Heigh-Ho class, which is meant for children 12 months and older. According to the Monkey Music website, this class involves “Colorful props aid visual memory while repeated actions reinforce a feel for the ‘steady beat.’ Moving and dancing freely around the room with Monkey encourages your child to express the music that they hear with their whole bodies.”

The parent and children music group features a cheeky monkey puppet. The classes focus on live singing and percussion instruments, and parents are encouraged to sing and dance with their kids as they sit in a big circle. Class themes change on a weekly basis, so there is always something different for everyone.

Despite her royal obligations, Kate is reportedly “so hands-on and involved with everything,” when it comes to her children. “She wants to emulate her upbringing, living in the countryside with a close-knit family,” a friend of Kate revealed. “She desperately wants that normality for her own kids.” Whenever Kate can, she does her best to give her children a normal experience.

This year for Halloween, the Duchess of Cambridge took her kids to a local grocery store to purchase their costumes. She also made time to chat with others at the Kings Lynn Hardwick Superstore during their outing.

Kate regularly drops off George and Charlotte at Thomas’ Battersea in London. The mother of three also takes Charlotte, 4, to her ballet classes. Most recently, Kate attended a school moms meetup at a local pub in October, where she enjoyed a couple of drinks and got to know other parents whose children attend Battersea.