Kate Middleton’s own children were top of mind as she metsome youngsters during a royal duty.

The Princess of Wales, 44, opened up while visiting the Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service in Bradford, her first of three stops during her first solo away day of the year in the North of England.

Princess Kate is patron of Family Action, a national charity that endeavors to help children and families recover from trauma. At the Bradford hub, senior therapist Stuart Murray-Borbjerg spoke about the importance of non-verbal therapeutic approaches through methods including art, music and movement.

“Something that’s lost through traumatic experiences is that sense of playfulness and joy which just comes back when you’re making music or you’re drawing together,” Murray-Borbjerg told Hello! magazine, revealing that Prince George came up during the discussion.

“[It’s] something the Princess said too – that kind of gets lost as adults, but [Prince] George keeps her playful.”

Murray-Borbjerg also added that the conversation turned to her children’s musical hobbies, with him saying, “I think she said one [of her children] plays the guitar and one plays the drums.”

The Princess of Wales embraced play during the engagement when she joined a creative therapy session, and her latest revelation hinted that she might have her own budding band at home. Princess Kate and Prince William share children Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7, and both have spoken about their kids’ musical interests.