Ernie Climenson

I've been going to Dr Beiderman for a few years and he never pressures me into doing any preventative maintenance when not absolutely necessary. He voices his concerns but he's not like other dentists who use fear tactics to pressure you into dental work that you might not need.

Both are kids go to Dr Numrych who is great with kids and is very communicative.

Just signed up last week and so far I'm obsessed with filling up the bags they provide...especially the half garage full of Styrofoam that's been collecting. I also love the concept of the rotating categories (i.e. legos, corks, electrical cords, etc). No more saving all this up all year and making the dump run, hazardous waste run, etc to cut into precious weekend time. Well worth the investment! I also hear that they will soon be adding latex paint!!! Awesome.

Probably our most frequented summer camp destination. Our 5 and 7 year old have been going for over 3 years and they still don't get tired of it.

These guys run one of the best athletic programs for kids. Incredible instructors who I found myself leaning in to listen to for tips (while watching my kid practice).

For a great cardio/HIIT workout, head here! Great, enthusiastic trainers get you working harder than you would on your own.

Finally, a Crossfit gym that won't get you injured. I love the beat-downs that Andy bestows upon my wife and I. Nicely paired with some great strength/HIIT/prehab training from Mike Ng on the weekends. Lots of regulars that makes for a perfect fitness community.

I used to go to the Toyota dealer to get service and they'd always insist that my tires needed changing or my brakes were about to go. I took my car to Johnson's for a second opinion. After checking my tires/brakes they told me that nothing was wrong with them and that I had another 5-10K on both. They didn't charge me for that appt since no work was performed. I've since been servicing my car there ever since and they do a great job. Hard to find an honest mechanic these days!

One of the best early swimming programs around. We signed our oldest up when she was 3 years old. The first few lessons were hard since they literally dunked her in to get her used to being underwater. Luckily they keep the lessons for the young ones to 15 minutes. After about 6-7 lessons of off and on crying, she started loving it. She's now 7 and can be in the pool for 4-6 hours at a time. We started our 5 year at 2 and she cried for many more lessons but eventually achieved the same results...two fish around pools.