Amanda Howard
Digital Content Strategist at Charlotte Parent Magazine
Writer at Freelance
Writer, Digital Content for @charlottemag and Charlotte Parent
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1 month ago |
charlotteparent.com | Amanda Howard
Where to celebrate with mom, with links to reservations 303 Church St.ReservationsThis elegant brunch features delicious breakfast bites such as the Salmon Benedict, the Pancake Soufflé, and Lil’ Angie’s Breakfast made with fluffy scrambled eggs, crispy bacon strips, and perfectly seasoned breakfast potatoes for the kids. The menu is offered 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. and is $48 per person and $20 per child under 12.
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2 months ago |
charlotteparent.com | Amanda Howard
Mindy Vergakis is a licensed clinical social worker in private practice, working with children, adolescents, and families. Formerly a counselor at Charlotte Latin, she specializes in ADHD, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, and behavior challenges and offers individual and family counseling, as well as parent coaching and school consultations. Here, the mom of three talks to us about the necessity of failure, when to seek professional support, and her gratitude for the women in her family.
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Feb 17, 2025 |
charlotteparent.com | Amanda Howard
Where your gently used items can do good One of the things parents can never truly be prepared for is the constant churn of outgrown clothes, shoes, toys and books. When you muster the energy to purge, here are several places that will benefit from your donations. 704-525-5000What they take: Toys, clothes, accessories, shoes, books, baby items. See a comprehensive list here. What they cannot take: Furniture, appliances, rugs, TVs, car seats.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
charlotteparent.com | Amanda Howard
What to do when it's cold outside in the post-holiday months January and February weekends can be tough on parents. Most sports are on hiatus, events around town are few and far between, and it can be too cold (for parents at least) to spend the day outside. So here are a list of performances, museums, and indoor activities in Charlotte to keep you and your family busy until the flowers start to bloom.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
charlotteparent.com | Amanda Howard
A list of local spots that are friendly to families with food sensitivities If your child has an allergy or food sensitives, going out to eat can feel like a risk not worth taking. Thankfully, these Charlotte restaurants go the extra mile to make you aware of their ingredients and when possible, accommodate your family’s needs. While this is in no way a complete list of allergy-friendly restaurants in Charlotte, these dining establishments are a good place to start.
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