Babies, Children, Family Market Research Reports-Consumer Behaviour analysis -Market trends

"The competition among brands to get moms’ attention is fierce. Only a small share of moms say they have the money to pay for everything their kids want to do, meaning brands have to put in a lot of effort to make it to the top of moms’ list. One way brands can provide moms more value is by ...

"As Generation Z’s friendships have increasingly shifted online it has made it harder for them to switch off from technology, resulting in a culture of “hyper-connectivity” that is arguably having a very real impact on their mental health. From a commercial perspective this underlines ...

“Despite parents’ commitment to save, a decade of low interest rates, regulatory interventions and limited developments in the market has reduced the appeal of child-specific products. The recent rate rise and digital innovations mean there are now plenty of opportunities for providers to shake ...

“Holidaymakers are highly cautious when dealing with car hire companies – many worry about the possibility of hidden/additional costs. However, technological innovation is creating some exciting developments in this mature market, and brands will need to move towards a more transparent, ...

"Illness is prevalent among children, as 97% of children younger than 12 experienced some type of illness symptom in the past year. Their weaker immune system combined with opportunities for interaction and germ spreading makes them especially susceptible to illness. The OTC (over-the-counter) ...

"For parents with kids under 18 in the household, family vacations offer an opportunity for quality time, relaxation, and even some adventure. Visiting family and friends is the most popular type of trip, indicating that the destination may already be dictated for family vacations. Even so, travel ...

“Market decline continues to show the need for brands to differentiate versus own-label. This is easier in some sectors where parents seek specific claims, but mass disposable nappy brands will either need to premiumise further or devolve and compete on price. The overarching need for convenience ...

“While being a parent has never been easy, it could be argued that today’s parents face a unique set of factors that are making them more stressed than preceding generations. With this in mind, campaigns that carry pro-relaxation messages are likely to resonate with this cohort, particularly where ...

"There are nearly 7 million Hispanic moms in the US, who live for their families. Household chores monopolize most of their time at home, regardless of whether or not they work full-time. Even if they would welcome help, they tend to be hesitant to ask for it. Shouldering the sometimes-thankless ...