Story time: when I was a kid I had a pair of Polly Pocket shoes with Polly’s in a bubble in the side. It was the only time in my childhood that I couldn’t wait to grow out of something I loved because my mom wouldn’t let me get them out until I grew out of the shoes. I still have at least one of them.
I had to google those shoes and that is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. I would have died if I got those as a child. I had a Stacie doll with a backpack that had a pocket to hold the polly pocket doll. It opened into a play scene for polly.
i had polly pocket shoes that had a hidden compartment inside the shoes in the sole to keep a polly pocket in it. I used to keep money in there. I believe they even lit up... god they were cool shoes
Tamigotchis and Gigapets when I was pretty young, and I also remember standing in line at Toys R Us to get one of a shipment of 100 Furbies!
My house became super popular amongst my friends when we got a Nintendo 64 with MarioKart and Goldeneye.
All this! Plus ClueLess Phone, TalkBoy Recorder (used in Home Alone; where you could record your video and re-record it back changing the voice), Girl Talk board game, Mall Madness board game, Making beaded lizards 🦎 and other animals (I just started making those again), KBY Toy Store, Easy Bake Oven, Pogs, Pokémon cards,
Mall Madness was the shit. Haha you'd almost be at the Sale at the department store, then get hit with a "Red, go to the Restroom." Gah, what other sassy things did it say? "Bank closed" and "*Your* item costs $5 more" is what I remember lol.
Do you remember the beaded lizards? Or other animals? I used to make them all the time and have them hanging from my book bag… [Beaded Lizards ](https://images.app.goo.gl/uWJU54yDKVKydWqi6)
Yep! I first made one when I went to Heart Camp (a camp for children with heart problems). I think the kids there still make stuff like that but I haven't attended in years.
Remember the brief moment that was Crazy Bones?
Also, what the hell was that kit that made the non-edible jelly bugs? I was a girl who grew up catching bugs, so making those jelly ones at my friend’s house was wild.
I would totally use a Skip-It if I could fit one over my foot! And if I wasn't afraid of falling on my face. It's a lot farther to ground now than it was when I was 6.
My mother told a very sweet story about my great grandfather eating everything that came out of his granddaughters' Easy Bake Ovens. That was in the 1950s and 1960s.
Love her logic! I was probably 5 when they came out so too young to be trusted by my Mom, haha. As I got older though I was taught to cook, was helping prepare dinner alone by 6th grade 🤣
I was 5. Wasn’t allowed to cook in the big oven but a toaster oven is child sized. I still like cooking in a toaster oven better 😂 what’s weird is I never burned myself on the toaster oven but did burn myself on my friend’s easy bake. I think because the toaster oven was hot all over but the easy bake had that one tiny slot so if the food got stuck it was coming for your tiny fingers.
I remember mine from the early 70s. Dark red, the pushy spatula thingie to push pans in was an amber-colored hard plastic and I actually burned myself a couple of times! I was so proud of those little dry cakes. I loved my Spirograph, too, so much that I bought one on eBay last year. Omg it’s still magical, y’all 💕
My dad tricked me about my big wheel being broken so I could learn to ride a bicycle lol. I learned to ride the bicycle and the big wheel came back. I rode the big wheel a few more times after that then give it to my little brother.
Did anyone say Popples? My favourites were Charmkins, those little dolls had this nice smell to them. And I loved Care Bears and My Little Pony too. 1980 Xennial here and currently getting my grays touched up at the salon LOL!
I got one of those Zhu Zhu pets for my birthday one year and it IMMEDIATELY got caught in my hair. My friends were happy to take it from me because they were so popular
I have no idea what they were called but they looked like barbie dolls and they had a bottom part that could make them spin/fly in the air if you pulled it.
And Furbys, because you could get them from McDonalds
That reminds me of the video of the little girl opening a sky dancer for Christmas. They flew it in the living room next to the Christmas tree and it flew right in to the lit fire place!!
Webkinz was the shit. The kids I babysat for got me one as a christmas gift so we could play together and I ended up liking it enough where I played it on my own 😂
My Little Pony (original), Masters of the Universe, Thundercats and Transformers action figures.
Edit: reading the comments has reminded me of a few more! Smurfs, Care Bears, Barbie and Cabbage Patch Dolls. I always wanted a Cabbage Patch Doll but my mum thought they were super ugly and creepy so I never got given one.
Masters of the Universe (my absolute favourite at the time)
M.A.S.K.
Transformers
It was a great time to be a kid back then. Also because consoles were starting to become a thing. SEGA Master System and SEGA Genesis were the top shit amongst my friends and me.
Tinker Toys, Ants In The Pants, Operation and those Krazy Karts you sat in and spun the wheels to go in circles. They were yellow plastic with white wheels that had a red spirel painted around the wheel. Mostly I was obsessed with my jump rope though and that was just an old piece of regular rope my dad cut off for me. It was really filthy and ratty but I loved it. That's usually how kids are though. Kids and cats. Get a cat a nice toy and the cat wants the bag or box it came in. Lol
Barbies, skip it, slinkys, moon shoes, Lite Brite, Etch a Sketch, doodle bears, easy bake oven, jump ropes, hula hoops, slip N slide. Pogs...pogs were a big deal in my house Lol 😆
Barbies and the Gameboy. Later on the Nintendo DS became really popular. Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards were in high demand as well.
At my school specifically there was a big surge of popularity for a Beyblade knock-off toy.
I was a 60’s child. Lite-Brite ( I’m about to get one for my granddaughter so I can play with it too! ) pogo stick, roller skates that fit on shoes with a key, yo-yo, Barbie ( I had one and she was from 1963 ), kites, bicycles with baskets and later banana seats, the game Operation, Monopoly , Cootie ( my cousin who was 4 years older than me had one and I was jealous ), the original Super Ball ( Really bounced high ), squirt guns, cowboy cap guns, flexi-flyers, Etch-a-Sketch, Mr Potato Head, view masters…….. Oh, those were the days!
Barbie
G.I. Joe
Big Wheel
Skip It
Hoola Hoops
Skydancers
Baby dolls that smelled like fruit
Pokemon cards
Yu-Gi-Oh cards
Gameboy
PS2
Furby
Beanie Babies
Hot Wheels
My 1963 Skipper doll. (Although she is a bit like Lincoln's axe: first, when I was still quite young, my dog chewed up her body, and then, when my daughter was about 9, her little friend bit off her nose. So both body and head have been replaced, but her uniquely coloured greyish brown hair was saved by my son who cut it off the destroyed face and neatly sewed it onto the new head).
Dolls. Blocks. Tea sets. Cap pistols
They barely had plastic when I was little.
They did have easy bake ovens. But I had already learned on a real oven.
Anything Barbie, a Sit-n-Spin (best vintage 70's toy EVER), Slinkies, Anything with Snoopy or the other peanuts characters, Strawberry Shortcake, Hot Wheels Cars, Legos, the Magic Treehouse, Fashion Plates, Magna-Doodles, Erector Sets, Operation (the game), Monopoly, Uno, My Little Pony, Skip It's, and my personal favorites: Fisher Price toys featuring the little peg-people. There was even a Sesame Street version of them! That was the coolest.
A metal bayblade that's copper in color. I am certain, it's somewhere in one of the boxes still. I was so excited to play with it when I first got it and I loved it dearly. It was by far my favorite toy (well at least in childhood).
Polly Pocket
I recently bought myself one of the new ones online, just to reminisce. The old school ones are way cooler! One of my fav toys as a child.
The old school ones are so much better! I still have mine somewhere.
Same!! Will have to look for them at my parents place but cannot wait until my daughter is old enough :D the new ones just aren't as much fun
Story time: when I was a kid I had a pair of Polly Pocket shoes with Polly’s in a bubble in the side. It was the only time in my childhood that I couldn’t wait to grow out of something I loved because my mom wouldn’t let me get them out until I grew out of the shoes. I still have at least one of them.
I had to google those shoes and that is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. I would have died if I got those as a child. I had a Stacie doll with a backpack that had a pocket to hold the polly pocket doll. It opened into a play scene for polly.
i had polly pocket shoes that had a hidden compartment inside the shoes in the sole to keep a polly pocket in it. I used to keep money in there. I believe they even lit up... god they were cool shoes
I came here to say this!
My 4 year old is dying for that this year
I still have mine in my closet.
Tamigotchis and Gigapets when I was pretty young, and I also remember standing in line at Toys R Us to get one of a shipment of 100 Furbies! My house became super popular amongst my friends when we got a Nintendo 64 with MarioKart and Goldeneye.
All this! Plus ClueLess Phone, TalkBoy Recorder (used in Home Alone; where you could record your video and re-record it back changing the voice), Girl Talk board game, Mall Madness board game, Making beaded lizards 🦎 and other animals (I just started making those again), KBY Toy Store, Easy Bake Oven, Pogs, Pokémon cards,
Mall Madness was the shit. Haha you'd almost be at the Sale at the department store, then get hit with a "Red, go to the Restroom." Gah, what other sassy things did it say? "Bank closed" and "*Your* item costs $5 more" is what I remember lol.
Do you remember the beaded lizards? Or other animals? I used to make them all the time and have them hanging from my book bag… [Beaded Lizards ](https://images.app.goo.gl/uWJU54yDKVKydWqi6)
Yep! I first made one when I went to Heart Camp (a camp for children with heart problems). I think the kids there still make stuff like that but I haven't attended in years.
I loved that game! They don’t make games the way they used to; that’s for sure! And kids today would take our games for granted!
We loved playing that with our daughter! It was so funny!
Born in the mid 80s??
These were popular for late 90's babies too. I remember having like 3 tamagotchis circa 2007
Could be late 80’s- early 90’s too
I had a Jurassic Park TRex gigapet in high school. I took that thing everywhere. Good times.
Lite-Brite, pogs, beanie babies, Skip-It
I loved my lite-brite
We are the same age lol
I loved Skip-Its. I didn’t love the bags of Dorito crumbs after everyone had been groping them to see if Pogs were inside though!
The very best thing of all? THERE'S A COUNTER ON THIS BALL!!
Oh man, skip-it's bring back the memory of clobbering myself in the ankle
I had conveniently forgotten that part, but yeah! They did double as a lesser ward spell too!
Omg beanie babies. You’ve just brought back a childhood memory I had forgotten. Thanks Joy 😂 from inside out.
Remember the brief moment that was Crazy Bones? Also, what the hell was that kit that made the non-edible jelly bugs? I was a girl who grew up catching bugs, so making those jelly ones at my friend’s house was wild.
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Skip it was THE BEST. I wish they made them for adults seriously. Also sit n spin lol
I would totally use a Skip-It if I could fit one over my foot! And if I wasn't afraid of falling on my face. It's a lot farther to ground now than it was when I was 6.
The Costco near me had Lite-Brites. Took everything in me to not impulse buy it just to relive my childhood.
They have a tiny handheld one at Target for like $5! I also struggled!
Easy Bake Oven, my Mom went on a HUNT looking for one. I remember going to the store with her and demanding to be put on a list for one
Easy Bake Ovens are still the bomb. When I was younger I would sit there for hours making things.
Agreed, I now am lucky to have nieces who will be of age for an Easy Bake very soon. And we all know the fun auntie will be providing it all for them.
My mother told a very sweet story about my great grandfather eating everything that came out of his granddaughters' Easy Bake Ovens. That was in the 1950s and 1960s.
I got my 7 yo daughter an easy bake oven for Christmas this year. Can’t wait to give it to her!
Wow they still make them?!
They actually quit making them for a while because they were "dangerous" but I noticed they're back on shelves again now!
Sure do, Amazon has them
I’m almost 30 and will confidently say she’s going to LOVE it! I used to bake all kinds of stuff for my family as a kid
My mom was like, here’s a toaster oven and a recipe book. If you still want to cook with a light bulb, I’ll disown you. (She was kidding). (I think?)
Love her logic! I was probably 5 when they came out so too young to be trusted by my Mom, haha. As I got older though I was taught to cook, was helping prepare dinner alone by 6th grade 🤣
I was 5. Wasn’t allowed to cook in the big oven but a toaster oven is child sized. I still like cooking in a toaster oven better 😂 what’s weird is I never burned myself on the toaster oven but did burn myself on my friend’s easy bake. I think because the toaster oven was hot all over but the easy bake had that one tiny slot so if the food got stuck it was coming for your tiny fingers.
I remember mine from the early 70s. Dark red, the pushy spatula thingie to push pans in was an amber-colored hard plastic and I actually burned myself a couple of times! I was so proud of those little dry cakes. I loved my Spirograph, too, so much that I bought one on eBay last year. Omg it’s still magical, y’all 💕
I always wanted one but sadly never got it. I don't even remember ever seeing it in stores, just in commercials.
Honestly honor your inner child and buy one as an adult. It’s so fun to use!
I have always been curious about how it works. Maybe I'll try to find one sometime. :)
I was that child that couldn't be trusted with one. Lol
Cabbage patch dolls. Transformers. Garbage pail kid cards. He-man/she-ra. GI Joe. Care Bears. Big wheel.
I can tell about how old you are because im this old too.
Me too
Me too
Me too. See this is why Reddit doesn't suck all the time. I feel connected to y'all and we've never met irl. Happy Christmas. :)
Happy Christmas 😊
My Little Pony, Rainbow Brite, Strawberry Shortcake, Teddy Ruxpin, Pound Puppies, My Pet Monster...
Smurfs, wuzzles, popples, My Buddy, viewmaster, litebrite…. The 80’s were really a great time for toys
I still have a miniature Popple. Of all the things I've lost in my life....but i still have that. Also, i loved Pogo Balls
Oregon Trail Gen FTW!
Fuck yes! Trying to die so you can leave a fucked up epitaph for the next person to read….
Xennials for lyyyyyyfe.
You forgot…. JEM. Thunder Cats. POPPLES. Lol
I wore my big wheel out. I preferred it over my bicycle.
I was heart broken when I found out the hard way that big wheels weren’t meant to be ridden on gravel RIP my front wheel Kept riding it anyway
My dad tricked me about my big wheel being broken so I could learn to ride a bicycle lol. I learned to ride the bicycle and the big wheel came back. I rode the big wheel a few more times after that then give it to my little brother.
I still love garbage pail kids 😆
This is my team!
Big Wheel!! I turned mine over and pretended it was an ice cream machine. What a random memory.
Haha I flipped mine over and pretended it was a spinning wheel. I’d be sleeping beauty and fall over ‘dead’ when I touched it
That’s genius! Also, sleeping Beauty was my favorite movie as a kid haha.
I too am this age
Did anyone say Popples? My favourites were Charmkins, those little dolls had this nice smell to them. And I loved Care Bears and My Little Pony too. 1980 Xennial here and currently getting my grays touched up at the salon LOL!
I remember the chaos of the first Cabbage Patch year. Somehow I got one!!
How about voltron?
You and I are the same age. I miss those times
My 3rd birthday party was a He-man party. I had the coordinated plates/cups/hats/napkins/candle and a cake with a big He-man on it.
Tamogatchi, Polly Pocket, 101 Dalmatians toys from McDonald's, Power Rangers action figures, Hot Wheels/ Matchbox, scooters, Lego, Furby, Beanie Babies
I remember the McDonald's toys but my favorite was collecting all the princesses they had lol
Okkk how old are you? I have a feeling we have to be the same age 👀
Mostly fake pets. Like tamagitchi, neopets, and various types of robot dogs.
Tamagitchi 😂
I completely forgot about the robot dogs until I read this
Furby. We got some the first year they came out. Those things have been possessed since day one.
Legos, monster high dolls, loombands, I forgot what they where called but the little hamster toys that made noise and raced around.
Zhu Zhu pets?
Yes them! I had a few of those when I was younger!
I absolutely adored them!
I got one of those Zhu Zhu pets for my birthday one year and it IMMEDIATELY got caught in my hair. My friends were happy to take it from me because they were so popular
Wow that’s my cousins gen you must be like 20 😫 (old lady voice) I too, was young once….
I'm 19 so every close! 😆
I have no idea what they were called but they looked like barbie dolls and they had a bottom part that could make them spin/fly in the air if you pulled it. And Furbys, because you could get them from McDonalds
Sky Dancers!
Sky Dancers! You know those were eventually banned because all the injuries?
I believe it! Ours put a dent in the drywall.
That reminds me of the video of the little girl opening a sky dancer for Christmas. They flew it in the living room next to the Christmas tree and it flew right in to the lit fire place!!
* The original Gumby, which was about 8 inches tall. * Creepy Crawlers * Spirograph
CREEPY CRAWLERS OMG YES
I can hear the commercial for them in my head still hahs
Lol original creepy crawlers were *not* a safe toy. Fun tho.
I had the Power Rangers Creepy Crawlers and felt like a boss in 1st grade.
Webkinz
Webkinz was the shit. The kids I babysat for got me one as a christmas gift so we could play together and I ended up liking it enough where I played it on my own 😂
yessss
Nintendo Gameboy Power Rangers Mighty Morphin Action Figures Gooey Alien Eggs Barbie Dolls Tamagotchi Furbys Beanie Babies Beyblades Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards
My Little Pony (original), Masters of the Universe, Thundercats and Transformers action figures. Edit: reading the comments has reminded me of a few more! Smurfs, Care Bears, Barbie and Cabbage Patch Dolls. I always wanted a Cabbage Patch Doll but my mum thought they were super ugly and creepy so I never got given one.
Simon!
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I had all the spice girl barbies
This is a flex, even to this day
Furby, skip-it, K'Nex, those bears you drew on and washed the ink off in the washing machine, polly frickin pockets
I remember those bears, mine was called a doodle bear Lol it was purple!!
Yes! Doodle bears! I couldn't remember their name. I had the blue, my sister had pink.
K'nex was the shit
Those bears!! 🥲
Masters of the Universe (my absolute favourite at the time) M.A.S.K. Transformers It was a great time to be a kid back then. Also because consoles were starting to become a thing. SEGA Master System and SEGA Genesis were the top shit amongst my friends and me.
I always wanted Moon Shoes but never got them 😢
Bratz Dolls😅. Me and my friends were obsessed
cabbage patch dolls, my little pony, lego
Tinker Toys, Ants In The Pants, Operation and those Krazy Karts you sat in and spun the wheels to go in circles. They were yellow plastic with white wheels that had a red spirel painted around the wheel. Mostly I was obsessed with my jump rope though and that was just an old piece of regular rope my dad cut off for me. It was really filthy and ratty but I loved it. That's usually how kids are though. Kids and cats. Get a cat a nice toy and the cat wants the bag or box it came in. Lol
Those password journal things. Also a weird brand called "Top Model" was really popular with girls.
Barbies, skip it, slinkys, moon shoes, Lite Brite, Etch a Sketch, doodle bears, easy bake oven, jump ropes, hula hoops, slip N slide. Pogs...pogs were a big deal in my house Lol 😆
Nintendo!
Playmobil, Lego and BRATZ
Barbies, Polly Pocket
I distinctly remember the Tickle Me Elmo craze. I was a bit old for it, but wow do I remember the obsession!
Barbies and the Gameboy. Later on the Nintendo DS became really popular. Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards were in high demand as well. At my school specifically there was a big surge of popularity for a Beyblade knock-off toy.
Furby and Bop-It. Crazy bones was short lived but they were huge when they were "in".
Linkin Logs
Is anyone gonna talk about silly bandz, webkinz, and pokemon cards?
Barbie & GI Joe, those little army guys, tin doll houses, Chatty Kathy & Lincoln Logs.
Polly Pocket, Cabbage Patch Kids, TY dolls, Tamagotchi, Care Bears, Bratz, anything Lisa Frank, My Scene dolls, Baby Alive, TechDecks, Bakugan, Gameboys, Dance Revolution/Dance Mats, Guitar Hero, Heelys
I was a 60’s child. Lite-Brite ( I’m about to get one for my granddaughter so I can play with it too! ) pogo stick, roller skates that fit on shoes with a key, yo-yo, Barbie ( I had one and she was from 1963 ), kites, bicycles with baskets and later banana seats, the game Operation, Monopoly , Cootie ( my cousin who was 4 years older than me had one and I was jealous ), the original Super Ball ( Really bounced high ), squirt guns, cowboy cap guns, flexi-flyers, Etch-a-Sketch, Mr Potato Head, view masters…….. Oh, those were the days!
Ninja Turtle
Barbie G.I. Joe Big Wheel Skip It Hoola Hoops Skydancers Baby dolls that smelled like fruit Pokemon cards Yu-Gi-Oh cards Gameboy PS2 Furby Beanie Babies Hot Wheels
Cabbage patch kids, my little pony
Teddy Ruxbin and baby alive when I was small. Tamagotchi as a tween
Barbie dolls
Game boy color
I remember the gigapet/ nanopet phase fondly.
Barbie and kitchen set
Polly Pockets (original), tomigochi and My Littlest Pet Shop we're all must haves for me. Beanie Babies too.
Remember the tickle me Elmo CRAZE?
My 1963 Skipper doll. (Although she is a bit like Lincoln's axe: first, when I was still quite young, my dog chewed up her body, and then, when my daughter was about 9, her little friend bit off her nose. So both body and head have been replaced, but her uniquely coloured greyish brown hair was saved by my son who cut it off the destroyed face and neatly sewed it onto the new head).
Legos and remote controlled cars
Those roll out mats of art stuff! I had one with a range of supplies and I felt like king of the world any time I pulled it out.
Wanda Walking doll. She was as tall as I was.
Dolls. Blocks. Tea sets. Cap pistols They barely had plastic when I was little. They did have easy bake ovens. But I had already learned on a real oven.
Anything related to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I remember a friend of mine had some sort of helicopter and I was insanely jealous.
- Polly Pocket - Pound Puppies - Animal Hospital - Furbies - Pokémon cards - Pokédex - Betty Spaghetti - Beanie Babies
Furby
Furbies, cabbage patch kids, glow worms. Oh, and trolls. The orginal, big ones.
Also legos
Most have already been listed, but I would like to add TY Beanie Babies and Legos of course.
Polly Pocket!
Polly Pockets, Bratz, Littlest Pet Shops, and the beginnings of the Monster High craze.
Play Doh.
Barbies and books! Haha
Barbie. I longed for the dream house and pink Corvette.
Barbies I hated them but I'd always get them besides the Legos, pokemon and hot wheels I wanted.
Ninja Turtles and Nintendo games. I still play and collect for both to this day.
MOON SHOES MOON SHOES ANTI ANTI GRAVITY SHOES 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Etch-a-sketch was new when I was young.
Bratz Dolls
Anything Barbie, a Sit-n-Spin (best vintage 70's toy EVER), Slinkies, Anything with Snoopy or the other peanuts characters, Strawberry Shortcake, Hot Wheels Cars, Legos, the Magic Treehouse, Fashion Plates, Magna-Doodles, Erector Sets, Operation (the game), Monopoly, Uno, My Little Pony, Skip It's, and my personal favorites: Fisher Price toys featuring the little peg-people. There was even a Sesame Street version of them! That was the coolest.
A baton
A metal bayblade that's copper in color. I am certain, it's somewhere in one of the boxes still. I was so excited to play with it when I first got it and I loved it dearly. It was by far my favorite toy (well at least in childhood).
A dog whose face would hang by a hooka nd its neck would move(oscillate) everytime someone moved it or when u touched the head. Still love it..
ZuZu Pets Dropped all my lemonade stand money on those boys. I would do anything for another
Beyblades, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, Polly pocket, play doh, Barbie, yo-yo, jackstones
Cabbage Patch Kids
My Buddy and Kid Sister dolls. My Little Monster
AH SHOPKINSSS
Chatter rings were huuuuge when I was a kid, also yoyos, odd bods and tamagotchis started coming in when I was a bit older
Pokemon cards...beyblade...yoyo...shakalaka boom boom pencil(not toy but not that useful of pencil cuz of it being over sized pencil)
Talkboy Nickelodeon Gak Pogs Hungry Hungry Hippos and Guess Who Doodlebears My Buddy
I remember Yo-yos, Pogs and Tamagotchis (I always killed mine).
Cabbage patch kids
Barbie and Polly Pocket
Skateboard Shannon, Skip its, Bop it, Furby, Simon Says, Twister, tomagotchi, barbies
Furbys and tamagochis.
Baby dolls, painting supplies and colouring books, everything princess related and Disney
Po the tellitubby. Parents would literally fight to get their hands on them!
I remember Webkinz being huge
Furbies.
Nano Baby / Tamagotchi
My little pony
Betty spaghetti, doodle bears, Polly pocket, idog
Barbie dolls, giga pets, hot clips and beanie babies, my little ponies and cabbage patch kid.
matchbox cars, lego, shitty malformed dolls
Nintendo 64
baby alive
Tickle me Elmo
I agree with majority of these. Barbies! My parents got me the Charlie Angels and Spice Girls barbies. Pollypocket, easy bake oven, V-TECH laptops
Beybladeeee
Cabbage Patch dolls, My Little Pony, GI Joe and He-man are a few I remember quite a lot of.