Vol. III, No. 10, November 2003

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. The Root Cause of Industry Roadkill
  3. A Reader's Reply to Last Month's Issue
  4. Own Part of an FEC Chain for $50
  5. A Stay-at-Home Mom's Quest for Edutainment
  6. A Mega-trend of Healthy Restaurant Food
  7. Birthday Party Tyranny
  8. Presidential Hopeful to Fight Video Games
  9. Meet Us at IAAPA
  10. Upcoming Institutes
  11. New Projects

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A Stay-at-Home Mom's Quest for Edutainment

We often receive inquiries via our Website from moms looking for places to visit in their community like the children's edutainment centers featured on our Website. Here's a message we recently received from California:

I have an 11-month-old son and I would like to take him to a place where he can play and learn at the same time. I also would like to be there with him and assist him... I'm a stay-at-home mom and I'm also bored just staying home... My son & I would like to learn and do something fun during the day... Please advise, thank you very much...

Catherine

As we have previously noted, the stay-at-home market can add up to serious revenues if properly addressed in a center's design and programming (for more, see the article Baby and Homemaker Boom, Families and More).

Vol. III, No. 10, November 2003

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. The Root Cause of Industry Roadkill
  3. A Reader's Reply to Last Month's Issue
  4. Own Part of an FEC Chain for $50
  5. A Stay-at-Home Mom's Quest for Edutainment
  6. A Mega-trend of Healthy Restaurant Food
  7. Birthday Party Tyranny
  8. Presidential Hopeful to Fight Video Games
  9. Meet Us at IAAPA
  10. Upcoming Institutes
  11. New Projects

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]