Raising Heights with Zach & Tori – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Whether you’re a self-proclaimed Disney adult or not, planning a trip to Disneyland means you’ll be making a ton of decisions. Some of these choices can be the difference between making all of your dreams come true… or a stressful disaster.
 
Welcome back to Rasing Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. In this episode, we (well, mostly Tori) give you some pointers so you can plan the perfect trip to The Happiest Place on Earth. 


Listen in to our conversation to find the answers to some serious questions, including: 

🏰 Are the Lightning Lane Multi Passes really worth the money?
🏰 Do you really need a reservation and a ticket?
🏰 How old should kids be when they’re taking their first trip?
🏰 What does Disney have in store for Halloween?
🏰 What are Zach and Tori’s favorite attractions, lodging options, and restaurants (and which ones do they avoid)? 

Summer is coming to an end — the days are getting shorter, back to school is closing in, and the Summer Olympics are in full swing. Welcome back to Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. 

In this episode, we’re reflecting on our summer experiences and talking about our favorite activities for this time of year. At the top of the list: watching the Summer Olympics, exploring locally and going on adventures of kayaking, fishing, and outdoor fun. 

Tune in to our conversation to hear more about:

• Why the stories and athletic feats of the Olympics are just so good
• Our favorite summer activities for the whole family
• Travel, Disneyland, and accessibility challenges (and wins)

Living as someone who is ‘different’ can be difficult. But it’s important to understand that no two stories are the same. Differences can come with immense challenges, but it’s up to you to make a difference in the world and let your light shine. 

Welcome back to Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. This week, we are blessed to be talking with our friends, Kevin and Danielle Cekanor, who host their own podcast A Little More Light. We talk about life, love and so much more. From breaking the ego and mindsets that might be holding you back in your relationships and life planning to the power of embracing who you are, how you’re different, and the difference you can make in the world, we share personal stories and words of wisdom.

Listen to hear more about:

❤️ Relationships and life planning with dwarfism 
❤️ Recognizing you can make a difference with what you have
❤️ The power of opportunities to talk to people outside your typical realm

This week we’re back to answer more questions. Tori steps up to give you a peek behind the curtains into her perspective on the topics you care most about.

Welcome back to Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. In this episode, Tori shares the struggles and joys of motherhood, whether or not she would ever return to teaching in public school and the high school celebrity crush that used to get het made fun of. We love connecting with you — be sure to join us on Instagram for the chance to have your question answered in future episodes.

Tori talks about:

•  Her love for kids and teaching, but hesitancy to return to public school
•  The high school celebrity heartthrob and what she liked most about him
•  Stories of Zach’s terrifying night terrors
•  The power of love and logic in parenting

What happens when you send us questions? Well, we answer them.

Welcome back to Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. This week Tori will be asking Zach questions asked by you! We tap into everything from parenting to personal relationships and favorite memories. We love connecting with you — be sure to join us next week where Tori will be answering questions and follow us on Instagram to participate in future episodes like this one.

Today, Zach will be unpacking:

- Future plans, our forever home and the best (and hardest) parts of being a dad
- What you should do when you have a conversation with someone with dwarfism
- Family relationships, dealing with strained connections and prioritizing mental health

We’re back with an exciting new season. This is Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. As spring comes to a close and summer is just around the corner, we’ve been busy with home renovations and making plans for the coming season.
 
From new tile to a more accessible bathroom setup for the kids, we’ve been battling sickness and burst pipes while also celebrating birthdays and Tori having a great time on the dancefloor after the Bronco’s graduation. On this episode we dive into what’s happening in our lives, what’s coming in the new season and even have a surprise guest!

Listen in to hear:
📣 Why Zach’s emotion and empathy weren’t why Tori married him
📣 Remodels, restorations and the scary reality of kids and medical treatments
📣 Birthdays, travel plans, experiences and what’s to come

For our season finale, we decided to do something crazy — we let the kids take over the show! This is Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff, and for this episode, Jackson, Lilah and Josiah join in on the fun. 

We’re embracing the chaos and love with this one, as Jackson interviews his parents, Zach interviews Jackson and Tori interviews Lilah. We talk about our favorite colors, animals, bible verses and so much more, giving you a peak into our fun family dynamic. 

Tune in for: 
🎉 Jackson’s debut as an interview star
🎉 Our favorite things to do together
🎉 The fun side of embracing the chaos and empowering your kids

Kids are genuinely curious about everything — but they’re also brutally honest. 
This can sometimes be uncomfortable in public, especially when they choose to stare or ask questions about someone different than themselves. 

A lot of parents react to these tough with shame, shushing their kids or pushing them away. But this doesn’t teach them anything. Ever wondered what people who are different than you really want you to say to your kids in public when these kinds of questions come up? This is Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff, and this is exactly what we’re breaking down today. 

Listen in as we chat about:
➡️ How people really want you to respond to your kids when tough questions come up
➡️ Educating the behavior at the moment vs the impact of reflection
➡️ Why all behaviors and lessons have to start at home
➡️ The power of being kind in making a difference and changing lives

Every kid's sports event seems to have at least one of those parents in the stands. While it can be super easy to get passionate about your kid's sports, being the raging parent in the stands does way more harm than good. 

Today on Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff we discuss the huge role sports played in bringing us together as a couple, the importance of sports for kids and the real purpose of kids' sports activities. Coaches and parents have a huge role to play in helping our kids find themselves, hone their skills and become more confident, driven individuals — we share our take on how to empower kids with love, support and play. 

⚽ How soccer brought us together and why it means so much to our family
⚽ Zach and Tori’s experience in sports (and why Tori stopped playing)
⚽ Why coaches (and parents) need to support both teams and just let kids play
⚽ The true value of kids' sports

No one is a perfect parent — us included. But we’re on this journey together, learning, growing and helping our kids find themselves (and their paths) in life. 

Welcome back to Raising Heights with Zach and Tori Roloff. This week we’ll dive into some of our most important parenting philosophies, why they matter and how you can use what we’ve learned to help you on your own journey. We talk about our strengths as parents and where we could improve and share a whole new perspective on our family, parenting and filling our home with guiding love and support. 

On this episode, we talk about:
🍼 Helping your kids build a new mindset with “You don’t have to. You get to.”
🍼 Why you should ask yourself “Will it be cute in 10 years?”
🍼 Becoming a better parent by being reflective with your spouse
🍼 The responsibility of coaching selfishness out of your children