“When Matthew met Allie for the first time, he instantly accepted her as someone he could trust and feel comfortable with.”
My son, Matthew, has autism. When Matthew met Allie for the first time, he instantly accepted her as someone he could trust and feel comfortable with—he even let her hug him. If you know autism, you understand that this alone is an action that speaks louder than words.
My granddaughter also had the opportunity to spend a day in Allie’s program, and she enjoyed the experience so much that she didn’t want to leave. She loved the new friends she met and the fun she had that day, especially acting out and singing “The Wheels on the Bus.”
A visit to her home makes it clear that Allie provides a loving and caring environment. She is a qualified caregiver who offers thoughtful programs that help prepare children for the next phase in their lives. She invites young children to explore and learn in a fun, safe, and engaging setting.
Providing balanced and nutritious meals and snacks is simply a way of life for her and her family each day.
As a parent, I know you can feel confident that your child is receiving a solid foundation of social, emotional, and early academic learning in a positive and healthy environment.
— Annette
