About Fraser Daycare & Preschool

I never planned on opening a daycare.

When I earned my degree in psychology and child development, I knew I wanted to spend my career helping children. That passion led me to work as a behavioral therapist, where I spent years supporting children with a wide range of abilities, personalities, and developmental needs.

Those years shaped the way I see children today.

I learned that behavior is communication. I learned that every child develops differently. And I learned that children thrive when the adults around them take the time to understand them instead of expecting them to fit into one box.

As rewarding as that work was, I wanted something more.

I wanted to build a place where children didn't just receive care while their parents were at work. I wanted to create an environment where they felt genuinely safe, known, and excited to learn. A place where childhood wasn't rushed, where curiosity was encouraged, and where every child was treated as an individual—not just another name on a classroom roster.

That's how Fraser Daycare & Preschool began more than 12 years ago.

Today, I combine everything I've learned from psychology, child development, behavioral therapy, and over a decade of caring for children to create something I truly believe is special.

Here, children learn through play, hands-on experiences, preschool activities, outdoor adventures, music, art, and age-appropriate academics. Every activity has a purpose, but I also believe childhood should be filled with wonder, imagination, laughter, and the freedom to simply be a kid.

More importantly, every child is truly known.

I know what makes them laugh. I notice when they're having a hard morning before they say a word. I celebrate their milestones, encourage them through challenges, and help them build the confidence to try new things. Those relationships matter because children learn best from people they trust.

Parents often tell me that what feels different here isn't just the curriculum or the daily communication—it's the feeling that their child is genuinely cared for. That's exactly the kind of place I set out to create.

A Promise to Every Family

If there's one thing I hope every family feels after visiting Fraser Daycare & Preschool, it's confidence.

Confidence that your child will be loved, encouraged, challenged, and celebrated for exactly who they are. Confidence that they'll be cared for by someone who understands child development, values strong relationships, and sees each child as an individual—not just another enrollment.

Because that's the standard I've built this program around from the very beginning.

And it's the promise I continue to make to every family who walks through my door.