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Kate Reed

Phoenix
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Arizona Parents Know Water Safety. So Why Are Kids Still Drowning?

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By Kate Reed
| Raising Arizona Kids Verified
This article has been sitting in my head for a while. Every summer, I see the headlines. Every summer, I think about writing something. And every summer, I struggle with how to talk about drowning without sounding preachy, judgmental, or like I’m repeating the same water safety advice Arizona parents have already heard a hundred times.
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Win a Family 4-Pack to an Advance Screening of Minions & Monsters!

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By Kate Reed
| Raising Arizona Kids Verified
The Minions are back—and this time they’ve unleashed monsters! Raising Arizona Kids is giving away a family 4 pack to an exclusive advance screening of Minions & Monsters before it opens in theaters. 📅 Monday, June 29 🕕 Arrival Time: 6:15 PM 🎬 Movie Begins: 7:00 PM 📍 Harkins Camelview at Fashion Square Fresh off the success of Despicable Me 4, Illumination returns with a hilarious new adventure.
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How We’re Preparing for Kindergarten the Third Time Around

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By Kate Reed
| Raising Arizona Kids Verified
Kindergarten looks different when you’ve already done it a couple of times. With our oldest boys, I thought I knew what to expect. I assumed I had kindergarten figured out because it was a breeze with our now 13-year-old. Then our second son started school and reminded me—very clearly—that every child experiences it differently. The longer days hit him hard. Emotionally. Physically. Mentally.
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