Our Story

"Primi Passi" means "first steps" in Italian — and it's more than just a name. Our son took his first steps in Castellina in Chianti, Italy. Our daughter took hers in Naxos, Greece. Travel has been woven into the fabric of our family's story from the very beginning.

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It's also woven into our family in ways that go deeper than passports and itineraries. We have lived experience with neurodiversity, and it shapes everything about how we approach travel coaching — what we plan for, what we prepare you for, and what we know is possible even when it doesn't look that way on paper.

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We came to family travel as serious travelers first. Before kids, we tracked wildlife in Zambia and Malawi, snorkeled reefs in Mozambique that looked like they'd been painted, hiked the Milford Track in New Zealand, and spent six months living — not just visiting — in Argentina. We weren't casual tourists. Travel was how we understood the world.

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Then we had kids. And we kept going.

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Japan, Morocco, Peru, Thailand, China, Greece, Germany, Poland — our children have grown up in motion, and so have we. Our son has traveled to 15 countries. It hasn't always been easy. It has always been worth it.

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As a Certified Autism Travel Provider, I bring both professional training and firsthand understanding to every family I work with. Not to hand you a perfect itinerary — but to help you build the knowledge and confidence to plan the trip yourself, in a way that actually fits your family.

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Because your family can do this. We're here to help you find your first steps.

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