Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The pandemic shone a new light on how kids play. In part, it’s because the screen became the kids’ portal to school, entertainment, and socialization. And in part, because parents had time to observe their kids play patterns, and even play alongside them. How much of this will remain when the pandemic subsides? How has play changed forever?
Moderator:
David Kleeman
SVP, Global Trends at Dubit
linkedin.com/in/davidkleeman
Speakers:
Mary Couzin
Founder & CEO at Chicago Toy & Game Group
linkedin.com/in/mary-couzin
Susanna Pollack
President at Games for Change
linkedin.com/in/susannapollack
Dr. Amanda Gummer
Founder at Good Play Guide
linkedin.com/in/amandagummer
Jim Marggraff
Founder & CEO at Kinoo
linkedin.com/in/jimmarggraff
For more education, visit https://www.ToyFairNY.com.
The pandemic shone a new light on how kids play. In part, it’s because the screen became the kids’ portal to school, entertainment, and socialization. And in part, because parents had time to observe their kids play patterns, and even play alongside them. How much of this will remain when the pandemic subsides? How has play changed forever?
Moderator:
David Kleeman
SVP, Global Trends at Dubit
linkedin.com/in/davidkleeman
Speakers:
Mary Couzin
Founder & CEO at Chicago Toy & Game Group
linkedin.com/in/mary-couzin
Susanna Pollack
President at Games for Change
linkedin.com/in/susannapollack
Dr. Amanda Gummer
Founder at Good Play Guide
linkedin.com/in/amandagummer
Jim Marggraff
Founder & CEO at Kinoo
linkedin.com/in/jimmarggraff
For more education, visit https://www.ToyFairNY.com.










