Kids&Sports is a parenting magazine for healthy, athletic, sports-minded families who use sports and fitness to balance their busy lifestyles and who are looking for more in a magazine than the mainstream parenting and fitness publications offer. 

Our readers take an active roll and participate in a variety of sports — including soccer, baseball, softball, karate, cheer, dance and other popular sports, or who are motivated to adopt an active lifestyle and are looking to Kids&Sports for the encouragement to get them out the door.

Kids&Sports concentrates on issues parents may have in choosing the right sports and activities for their children and the incredible benefits that sports and activities offer.

Kids&Sports is unlike any other publication in the Valley today. It combines the necessary ingredients of parent involvement, topical content with a consistent delivery vehicle. With the growth of youth sports and activities in our society, we believe the Valley is ready for a publication that offers advice and information for parents of children of all ages, as well as all activity levels—from recreational to competitive.

Kids&Sports also offers a unique look at sports as therapeutic activities for today’s special needs children. From Attention Deficit Disorder to Autism to Down Syndrome, sports have continually been linked as beneficial to special needs children.

Build a Great Team with
Kids&Sports at your side! 

Ten times a year, Kids&Sports offers Valley parents the information they are searching for. The May/June double issue is the Summer Sports Special. The November/December double issue focuses on Sports & Children with Special Needs.

Kids&Sports is distributed free where parents live, play and work throughout the Valley to make sure readers can conveniently pick up a copy every month.

You can find Kids&Sports at Private, Charter & Public
Schools, Fitness Centers, Gymnastic & Dance Studios, Karate & Tae Kwon Do Academies, Retail Sports Facilities, Community Centers, Valley YMCAs, Child Care Facilities, Medical Offices, Physical Therapist Offices, Rehabilitation Facilities, Family Therapist Offices, Dermatologists, Pediatric Specialists and many more...

Alone we can do so little;
together we can do so much.—Helen Keller

The Line Up

Getting Started
Dedicated each issue to activities and sports that relate directly to parents with children ages 1-5. Getting Started offers advice on developing motor skills, confidence, success and of course, fun. 

Recreational Sports
Examines issues that parents face when first choosing a sport or activity for their children.

Competitive Sports
The next step, from choosing a club team to finding a personal coach, parents will receive the information they need to move their children to the next level.

Therapeutic Activities
Offers parents of kids with special needs advice on how sports and activities can benefit their children.

Out Of The Box
Out of the Box is devoted to non-mainstream activities that your children love to participate in. From ATVs to rock climbing to laser tag and beyond,
each issue we will examine a new way for your children to get out and have fun.

Healthy Family
Offers advice for all members of the family, struggling with the  delicate balance of keeping a family nutritionally sound.

You Choose
Features one sport or activity and in-depth information on what to look for and how to choose a facility or program that is right for the entire family.