The mother of a toddler with autism is raising concerns about inclusivity at daycares after her daughter was dismissed by her child-care provider.  

“It felt discriminatory because it felt like they didn’t want to care for her because she was too much for them,” said Katelyn Ennis.

The daycare would not comment on specifics due to confidentiality, however it did tell CBC News it was aware of the allegations made by the mother and said they were untrue.

In an interview with CBC News, Ennis alleged there was a lack of communication and collaboration from the daycare about her 2½-year-old daughter’s care.