The U.S. Mom Market, 2nd Edition

Dec 1, 2005
150 Pages - Pub ID: LA1087777
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CHAPTER 1: Executive SUMMARY
  • Background
  • Overview
  • Report Scope
  • Methodology
  • Key Insights:
    • The Market
    • Moms Life
    • Advertising to Moms
    • Moms & Products
    • Moms & Brands
Chapter 2: The Market
  • The Market
  • Market Size
    • Figure 2-1 : US Trended Birth Statistics
    • Table 2-1: US Trended Birth Statistics

  • Age
    • Figure 2-2 : Total Birth Rates 2004
    • Table 2-2 First Births By Age
    • Table 2-3 : Births By Generation

  • Ethnicity:
    • Table 2-4 : US Births By Ethnicity
    • Table 2-5 : Average Age of Birth By Ethnicity
    • Figure 2-3 : Birth Population By Ethnicity
    • Table 2-6 : Births, Birth Rates and Fertility Rates by Hispanic Origin of Mother

  • Regions
  • Single Moms:
    • Table 2-7 : Trended Single Mom Birth Rates by Age
    • Figure 2-4 : Tended Single Mother Births by Ethnicity

  • Education:
    • Table 2- 8: Births & Education by Ethnicity

  • Work Status
    • Table 2-9 : Employment Status 2004

  • Family Size & Child Care
    • Table 2-10 2003 Births By Birth Order
    • Table 2- 11 US Population Pyramid for 2005

  • Misc. Birth Facts:
    • Table 2-12: Mom Market Cheat Sheet

Chapter 3: Moms Life

  • Moms Life
  • Moms & Work Choices
    • Table 3-1 : Desired Employment Changes
    • Table 3-2 : Mom Comparison
    • Figure 3-1 : How Moms Want To Work
    • Figure 3-2 : The Daddy Bonus vs. The Mommy Penalty

  • How Motherhood Changes a Woman
    • Table 3-3 Differences Between Females With and Without Children
    • Figure 3-3 : Trended Mom Characteristics

  • Taking Care Of Baby
    • Figure 3-4 : How Do Moms Plan To Feed

CHAPTER 4: Moms & Media

  • Moms & Media Overall
    • Figure 4-1 : New Product Information Sources
    • Figure 4-2 : Advertising Vehicles Moms Trust Most
    • Table 4-1: Prime Source of Entertainment
    • Table 4-2: Prime Source of Information

  • Magazines
    • Table 4-3: Top Parenting Magazines by Circulation
    • Table 4-4: Gross Rating Points of Top 25 Mags vs. Prime-Time TV

  • The Internet
    • Table 4-3 Online Activity Last 30 Days
    • Table 4-4: Online Activity Last 30 Days (Women with & without kids)
    • Table 4-5: Attitudes/Actions With Internet
    • Figure 4-5: Top Sites Visited Last 30 Days

  • Television
    • Figure 4-6: TV Viewing by Time of Day
    • Figure 4-7: TV Viewing by Program Length
    • Figure 4-8: What Moms are Watching vs. Women
    • Table 4-6a: Moms & Cable Television
    • Table 4-6b Preferred Programming
    • Table 4-7: TV Newtorks & Moms
    • Table 4-8: Winning Programs With Moms (vs. All Women)

Chapter 5: Advertising To Moms

  • Advertising (Overview)
    • Figure 5-1: Moms On Advertising (Statements)

  • Advertising Vehicles
    • Table 5-1: Internet Advertising Tool Effectiveness
    • Figure 5-2: Ranking of Vehicles for New Product News
    • Figure 5-3: Vehicles for New Product Referral

  • Advertising Content
    • Silver Stork Advertising Awards
      • MasterCard
      • Stayfree
      • Johnson & Johnson
      • Cheerios
      • Honorable Mention: Nissan 2004 Quest

  • New Tools
    • Figure 5-4: Most Important In A Website Financial management

Chapter 6: Brands

  • Overview
    • Figure 6-1: Importance of Brand Aspects (Moms vs. Non-Moms)

  • Mom Stage Differences
    • Figure 6-2: Importance of Brand Aspects (Working vs. Stay Home Moms)
    • Figure 6-3: Importance of Brand Aspects (New vs Veteran Moms)
    • Table 6-1: Brand Aspect Ratings

  • Shopping For Brands
    • Figure 6-4: Brand Shopping
    • Figure 6-5: Brand Changing

  • Brand Playing Field
    • Table 6-2: Brands Moms Trust

  • Brand Relationships
  • Brand Evolution
    • Avent
    • Carters
    • Campbell’s Soup

CHAPTER 7: Products

  • Product Attributes
  • Key Product Attributes
    • Table 7-1: Importance of ‘Better Quality’
    • Figure 7-1: Attribute Ratings By Segment
    • Table 7-2: Attribute Importance Ratings

  • Attribute Analysis
    • Table 7-3: Attribute Rating By Segments
    • Table 7-4: Attribute Rating By Segments (Inde )
    • Table 7-5: Attribute Rating By Segments (Top 2 Bo )
    • Figure 7-2: Attribute Rating New Moms vs. Veteran Moms
    • Figure 7-3: Attribute Rating Working vs. Non Working Moms
    • Figure 7-4: Attribute Rating Gen Y& vs. Boomer Moms
    • Figure 7-5: Mean Attribute Ratings By Work Status

  • Mom Product Awards
    • 10 Silver Stork Award Winners

  • Ideas & Opportunities
    • 4 Themes

  • Hot Products
    • Buggaboo Stroller
    • Whole Foods
    • Kraft Mac & Cheese
    • Healthy Mom by Ensure
    • 4D Ultrasound Imaging
    • Elite Brands Transforming Market

Chapter 8: Trends To Watch

  • Evolving Role of Dad
    • Table 8-1: Dad Activity Participation

  • International Brand Influence
  • Baby Bloomers
  • Shoulder Opportunities
    • Back To Basics Play

Appendix

  • Product Attribute Ratings By Segments
    • Product Ideas: Verbatim Responses From Moms

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