Born from a gap that shouldn't exist
In Addis Ababa, parents of neurodiverse children face an impossible choice. Autism centers offer therapy sessions, but not daily care. Traditional daycares offer daily care, but have no training, no tools, and no willingness to include children who learn differently. Families are forced to choose between support and belonging. No child should have to.
La Maison des Curieux was founded to close that gap. Not as an autism center, and not as a conventional daycare, but as something entirely new: a premium early learning environment where inclusion is the architecture, not the afterthought. Where speech therapists work alongside educators. Where sensory rooms sit next to art studios. Where every child, regardless of how they learn, finds a place that was built for them.
The name means "The House of the Curious." Because curiosity does not discriminate. It does not require a diagnosis. It only asks for the right conditions to flourish.