As millennials reach their late twenties and early thirties they are growing out of their high school and college years. Most are entering a new life phase — starting a family. Millennials face more challenges than previous generations. They are more likely than their Gen-X and Boomer counterparts to have high student debt and working at minimum or low paying jobs. These financial conditions lead many millennial families to have both parents working while raising children. This requires the need for child care services.
With these various factors at play, the appeal and value of high-quality child care franchises has never been higher. Healthy franchise systems vary within the children's services category; ranging from basic day care to specialized education services. Our research team has analyzed over 125 children's services franchises and found a number of healthy franchise investments for people who want to invest in this growing sector.
