Let Mommy Sleep Locations
Updated: Mar 7
The goal of our franchise is to bring overnight newborn care and night nurse services to families across America. This blog, Let Mommy Sleep Locations shares the cities in which we currently operate, areas we are targeting for expansion and answers to questions about living in the territory you operate and if a physical storefront is needed.
Question: Are you in my town? Where are the Let Mommy Sleep locations?
Answer: Our Current Franchise Locations are in these cities:
Bethesda, MD
Bergen Co., NJ
Boca Raton, FL
Boise, ID
Chicago, IL
Las Vegas
Leesburg, VA
Monmouth, NJ
Orlando, Tampa & Naples, FL
Philadelphia
Washington DC
Question: Are there locations where you are looking to specifically open?
Answer: The Let Mommy Sleep website receives quite a bit of web traffic from cities and states outside of our service areas.
For this reason we are specifically targeting the following cities which receive the most internet traffic via Google:
Dallas, Austin, Waco and San Antonio, TX
Birmingham, AL
Atlanta, GA
Raleigh and the Triangle, NC
Phoenix, AZ...
...and more. Of course we are open to interviewing potential owners in any state in which we are licensed and would use all of our marketing tools to help new owners succeed.
Some states require a local license to offer franchise sales. Franchises are overseen on a federal level but there are states which require oversight on a state level. In these cases LMS is required to obtain a state license before soliciting in those states. So yes, we will open in those states, we just need to register with the states first.
The states in which we are not yet licensed are listed in the footer of each page of this website. They are: Hawaii, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Washington and Wisconsin.
Question: What if I don't live in the territory where I want to open?
Answer: That's perfectly fine! As long as you have reliable internet and phone service you can run your franchise from anywhere. We recommend visiting your territory of course and having a local person in the field to help build relationships with recruits and local businesses. But as an owner, you can work from anywhere.
You can learn more about how our territories are protected here.
Question: Do I need a storefront?
Answer: Nope!
A brick and mortar storefront has many benefits: it's a great way to advertise, become a positive part of your community and provide a professional location for interviewing and meeting recruits and other potential partners. However a physical location can be expensive. Potential franchisees have the option of working from home and do not have to open a storefront if they don't want to.
