Rev. Lee

A small home-based Family day care service runs a steady side alley of childcare in Washington Heights. Rev. Lee keeps the setup personal, unhurried, and tuned to the rhythm of young families in the area. Local parents pop in with infants for structured activities or drop off toddlers for themed playgroups; a stroller parade flattens the sidewalk each morning on Riverside Drive. Food service includes morning snacks prepared fresh from allergy-safe pantry staples; nap time after lunch is followed by outdoor excursions when weather permits. Music and art timebook two mornings each week, while Spanish-language reinforcement rides alongside everyday lessons. Parents applaud the substitution of whole-grain pasta for cheaper carbs at lunch; stroller parking along the building’s east wall stays workable except during block parties along 179th Street. The formal mail slot sits beneath the white façade at 1795 Riverside Drive #1m. The neighborhood south of Fort Washington Park rewards families who navigate up three short flights by elevator. Street parking tightens after school release but relaxes again by late afternoon when school buses thin out. Need help dialing in pickups? Save time ahead. See it on the map—directions wrap around the Hudson River’s northern curve: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f3f8ad236353:0x93b0281911201072.