Three main factors.
First, purchases are driven by the child’s growth stages, which creates a predictable sequence of needs that can run for years.
Second, safety and trust are fundamental rather than one lever among others, with expectations at their highest in the earliest ages.
Third, the buyer (the parents) and the user (the child or teenager) are not always the same, and their weight in the decision shifts with age.
Those factors justify a sector-specific approach.
























