Leah Lynch
Leah is a Massachusetts native who grew up in the MetroWest area. She met her husband in 2006 and they bonded over all things Boston. After moving to North Carolina for 4 years, they realized they had to move back to New England. (love that dirty water!) In 2011 they welcomed a son into their family. Then 2014, 1 week before having their daughter, their son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The last but not least little guy came in 2017. With three kids and special needs in their life, they rely on an amazing support system of friends and family. Leah is a stay at home mom, who is also growing a small business, and enjoying the independence and freedom it has given her.
Loves: Great food (mostly made by her talented husband), playing with the kids, the beach, date nights, The Pats, The Sox, The B’s, new socks and bras, and American history, and movies.
Can’t stand: Cotton balls, weeds, broken crayons, pollen, and vacuuming up Cheerios every half hour.
Laser Hair Removal :: Fall and Winter Are the Best Times to Do It
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I have tried...
Bedtime Is Bliss in Our House — for Everyone
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Your Kids May Be Saying “Mom” More Than 100 Times a Day! (Mine Are...
Your kid may be saying “mom” more than 100 times a day.
Mine are — literally.
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Autism Families Need Some Love — We Are Teaching Some Tough Stuff
Learning to understand another's intent is the most complicated lesson we are trying to teach our son with autism.
This first started from a program he began working on in school and with his home...
Don’t Let This Happen to You :: My Biggest Baby Years Regret
I was recently flipping through old videos on my phone and reminiscing about the baby years. Like most parents, I have hundreds (actually thousands) of videos of my kids. I like the "quick video"...
Letting Go of 2020
What high hopes we all had for 2020. A new decade.
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Ever since I birthed my last child in June of 2017, I knew September 2020 would...
Pandemic Weight Loss Is Possible — Here Is How I Did It
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Kid, Please Stop Interrupting My Every Thought
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Phantom Baby Crying Is Real… But You’re Just Imagining It
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5 Car Seat Safety Regulations That Are Commonly Overlooked
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Mind-Blowing Shoe-Tying Trick for Kids
I have no recollection of learning to tie my shoelaces. I'm assuming my mother or father sat me down at some point to teach me this important skill, but I do not remember it....