The game is something instinctive, even baby animals play but we know that for man from birth it is decisive for the construction of the self, develops the first skills as newborns, the motor sense, is decisive for cognitive development, for the emotional one because through the game conflicts, pains, suggestions are expressed and the same for socialization because you come into contact with others, in short, the game has functions recognized as very important I would say fundamental to educate to play is one of the great themes of psycho pedagogy.
There is a great educational value in the game allowing the child to form harmoniously in the different personal dimensions. Today we do not concentrate all this only on the infantile stage, play has also recovered as an important element for adults. With families stranded at home during the pandemic, children have played much more alone, with siblings, and with their parents.
And precisely during the pandemic, Italy recognized toys as an essential, primary asset and is currently the only country in the world. How has the sector reacted to the months of lockdown? What economic and lifestyle trends have emerged for the future? How is the world of toys becoming greener? And what do we mean by 'game forever'? These are the topics of the meeting in streaming on ANSA.IT on 15 September at 3 pm (Moderated by Alessandra Magliaro and Monica Paternesi, with the participation of: Maurizio Cutrino, director of Assogiocattoli; Jacopo Scandella, vice president of Assogiocattoli, Amedeo Giustini Ceo Prenatal Retail Group, Davide Neri marketing country led by Hasbro Italy, Anna Venturelli by Anna Venturelli and Andrea Ziella marketing director Mattel Italy srl, Genesio Rocca vice president Gemar srl,Enrico Santarelli chief marketing officer & commercial director Italy of Clementoni and Corrado Colombo commercial vice president of South Europe and Amazon Europe of Artsana
In collaboration with:
Assogiocattoli
