6 Child Development Subscription Box Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: November 1st, 2023

Start A Child Development Subscription Box Business

Here are some real life success stories of starting a child development subscription box business:

1. Lit League ($36K/year)

Christina, one of the three founders of Lit League, came up with the idea after starting a book club with her daughter and seeing the positive impact it had on her and other kids. With the help of co-founder Lauren, who had experience running book clubs, they created Lit League to provide parents with the tools to run their own book clubs at home and foster a love of reading in children.

How much they make: $36K/year
Current team size: 0

These 3 Momtrepreneurs Started A Book Subscription Box Business For Kids

Lit League is a startup that creates book-themed activity boxes for kids ages 3-12, offering a monthly subscription or individual box options; the company has tripled its growth in one year, becoming an approved materials vendor for 11 different charter schools in two states.

About

Christina started Lit League about 5 years ago

Revenue

Christina grew the business to $3K/month

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