Raising Arizona Kids

RAISING ARIZONA KIDS magazine was established to help families in the Valley connect with local resources and share genuine stories about the ups and downs of parenting in the Southwest. We release a monthly print magazine, and our digital and social media platforms are designed to meet parents' needs wherever they are. Our extensive calendar of family events and detailed resource directories make it easier for parents to find information on family activities, schools, camps, birthday planning, youth sports, arts programs, academic enrichment, and more, saving them valuable time.

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GIVEAWAY – RAK Date Night: The Mexicano - Raising Arizona Kids Magazine

1 week ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

The Mexicano offers a vibrant and entertaining dining experience blending modern Mexican cuisine with lively entertainment. Whether you’re planning a romantic evening or a fun night out with friends, this restaurant delivers on both flavor and atmosphere.Atmosphere: A Feast for the SensesUpon entering, you’ll feel as though you’ve been transported to Mexico City with a stunning fiesta ambience consisting of vibrant colors, beautiful floral murals, and a romantic outdoor patio space.
You’ve Got Mail: Spring Cleaning Life’s Inbox

1 week ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Melissa Leon

Managing the inboxes of your life doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By adopting streamlined habits and involving your family, you can stay on top of tasks efficiently while teaching your kids valuable organizational skills. Here is how to embrace practical strategies for managing the influx of tasks and messages in your daily life. Touch It OnceOne of the simplest yet most effective methods for managing life’s clutter is to touch each item only once.
Local “Rad” Dad: Matt Hesselbacher

1 week ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

Matt Hesselbacher of Chandler, has been a single dad to his two children for over eight years after tragically losing his wife and college sweetheart, Pam. What started as just a normal Saturday on November 16, 2016 when Pam took their two kids to the park while Matt stayed home to make dinner, would forever change all of their lives.
Blue Star Museums

1 week ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

Blue Star Museums – a partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star Families, in collaboration with the Department of Defense and museums across America—is offering free admission to active-duty military personnel and their families.
GIVEAWAY- RAK Eats: Edo Japanese Grill

2 weeks ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

If you’re looking for a fresh dining experience that’s perfect for the whole family, Edo Japanese Grill– the U.S. brand of Canada’s Edo Japan chain – opened its first American location in Chandler on March 15. Situated at 2780 West Chandler Boulevard, you and your family can enjoy Edo’s signature teppanyaki-style cooking, featuring dishes like teriyaki chicken and shaved beef bowls, poke bowls, customizable bento boxes, Tokyo fried chicken, bubble tea, and hand-rolled sushi made fresh daily.
What’s In My Toddler’s Easter Basket: Practical and Fun Ideas that AREN’T Candy!

2 weeks ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

It feels like Easter is extra late this year, which I haven’t minded all that much because it’s given me a little longer to prepare my son’s Easter basket. But I’ve finally figured it out, and I’m super excited about what I’ve put together. If you’re still stumped on what to get your toddler, here are some easy, cute, and practical ideas to consider – that aren’t candy!(For reference, my son is 3 years old). Summer Pajamas.
Summer Camp Makes Me “Kid-Sick”

1 month ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Melissa Leon

Leaving your child at overnight camp for the first time is an emotional whirlwind—excitement mixed with apprehension. You’ve heard of homesickness, but parents experience something just as real: “kid-sickness.” The worries pile up. Will they be okay without you? Will they make friends? These concerns are natural. But just as camp fosters growth in children, it also teaches parents to embrace change and independence. When I was a child, overnight summer camp was transformative.
Rancho de los Caballeros

1 month ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

A Dude Ranch Experience for the Whole FamilyCalling all cowboys and cowgirls! Put on your boots, fasten your belt buckles, and get ready for an incredible western experience the whole family will love when you visit Rancho de los Caballeros. This luxury ranch resort is located in the historic town of Wickenburg – just a little over an hour outside of Phoenix – making it easy to get to, while immersing you in the true spirit of cowboy culture.
Choosing the Right Summer Camp

1 month ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Monique Seleen

As you mull over how to keep your child entertained this summer, it can be an overwhelming process. With so many camp options out there, how do you know what’s best? Here’s everything you need to know about the different types of camp options, how to decide what works best, and important questions to consider:Types of CampsDay Camps: Day camps take place during the day, providing care and entertainment for your child similar to a school day.
Enter to win 5 tickets to the advanced screening of A Minecraft Movie!

1 month ago | raisingarizonakids.com | Kate Reed

Welcome to the world of Minecraft, where creativity doesn’t just help you craft, it’s essential to one’s survival! Four misfits—Garrett “The Garbage Man” Garrison (Momoa), Henry (Hansen), Natalie (Myers) and Dawn (Brooks)—find themselves struggling with ordinary problems when they are suddenly pulled through a mysterious portal into the Overworld: a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination.