Parents Getting Early Start On Kids Supply Lists
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Parents Get a Head Start on Kids' School Supply Lists
Early Shopping Trends
A recent survey of over 500 moms with grade-school children reveals that starting school supply shopping early is a popular strategy. According to Parenting magazine's MomConnections, nearly 90% of these moms begin shopping at least two weeks before school starts, with more than half beginning one to three months ahead. Over 50% look forward to this annual shopping trip with their kids.
Nostalgic Purchases
Many parents are buying classic, reliable products like Elmer's Washable School Glue, glue sticks, No. 2 pencils, and Mead notebooks, which evoke nostalgic memories of their own school days. On average, moms purchase at least two bottles of white glue and three glue sticks each year. Other essential items include folders, notebooks, lunchboxes, scissors, and calculators.
Rising Costs and Saving for the Future
Spending on school supplies is robust, with the average American family shelling out between $35 and $50 per child. Over 75% of moms report that their children require more supplies than they did, with nearly half saying the need has doubled.
To offset these costs, programs like Upromise are offering ways for families to save for college. By registering with Upromise, families can earn a percentage back on qualified purchases at participating retailers. This back-to-school season, purchases of designated Elmer's or Instant Krazy Glue products with a registered grocery loyalty card will earn 3% back into a Upromise college savings account.
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