1. "problems with", not "problems about". 2. You need to show a complete sentence, preferably in context, before we can judge whether it is correct.

Well, rising is different from raising (in this case). In this case you would use "raising" as it refers to parenting, where "rising" still means "lifting up". But the first sentence is correct. Not on its own its not, but combined with the first half of the sentence that isn't shown it would be.

Raise is almost always used transitively, i.e. with an object. Therefore "we raise things", e.g., He raises chickens on the farm. Please raise the window. Rise is usually used in the intransitive form, i.e., it does not require an object, e.g., The sun rises in the morning. The temperature rose quickly. So, in my simple, non-grammatical way of understanding these two verbs, I would say that "we raise things or things (like a crane) raises things, and "things rise without our help".