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50 Things From Childhood That Will Make 90's Kids Feel Nostalgic

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50 Things From Childhood That Will Make 90's Kids Feel Nostalgic

Ever find yourself looking at kids these days and thinking, "Wow, these kids don't even have a childhood compared to what I grew up with"? If doing so made you miss your childhood, here are 50 things that are bound to make your nostalgia even worse:


1. Krazy Kar:

2. Trix Yogurt:

I'm sorry, but two colors in one yogurt? This was the only yogurt I wanted to eat as a kid.

3. Scooby Doo Fruit Snacks:

It was a constant contest. The winner? The one who had the most blues.

4. Bitty Baby:

5. Dunkaroos:

The snack my mom would never buy, but all the cool kids had.

6. Hi C:

Making juice seem amazing since kindergarten.

7. Skip It:

The 7-year-old fitbit.


8. Putt Putt:

Only THE coolest kids' computer game there was.

9. Little Debbie’s Cosmic Brownies:

Bless you, Little Debbie, for bringing such joy to cafeterias across America.

10. Minute Maid Triangle Juice Bars:

The day when the cafeteria sold these was the greatest day of the week.

11. Stick-On Earrings:

You'd be lying if you said you never tried to wear one as a nose ring.

12. Tomagotchi:

13. FurReal Dog:

14. Furby:


15. Jelly Sandals:

16. Rolie Polie Olie:

He lived in a teapot! I mean, how cute?!

17. Big Barbie Inflatable Chair:

18. Silly Putty:

Who knew playing with putty could be so fun?

19. Polly Pockets:

Bless my mom's sweet heart, because there were little Polly shoes and clothes EVERYWHERE.

20. Rocket Power:

21. PB&J Otter:

22. Out of the Box:

$5 you'll have the theme song stuck in your head for the rest of the day...

23. Big Comfy Couch:

24. Bop It:

25. Cabbage Patch Kids:

26: Strawberry Shortcake Doll:

Let's be honest, we all wanted these just because they smelled good.

27. Ring Pops:

28. Zany Brainy:

The coolest carpet around!

29. Crazy Bones:

30. Wonder Ball:

31. Rainbow Parachute:

Every child's favorite gym class...

32. Yo Yo Water Balls:

33. Hopper Ball:

34. Slip n Slide:

Everyone has a good injury story from one of these.

35. Lip Smackers:

36. Slap Bracelets:

The cheetah one was the coolest. No contest.

37. Butterfly Hairclips:

38. Fruit By The Foot:


39. Hubba Bubba Bubblegum Tape:

40. Mr. Sketch Flavor Scented Markers:

Anything BUT the licorice.

41. Milky Pens:

42. Rainbow Colors Scratch Paper:

43. Gameboy:

44. Moon Shoes:

45. Junie B. Jones

How could you not love Junie B...?

46. Little Bear:

47. Clip Art:

On the project of every fourth grader.

48. Heelys:

Definitely banned from every elementary school.

49. Amazing Elastic Plastic Balloons:

LIES. You definitely could NOT put a fork through these.

50. Sparkly Pringles Cases:

There you have it. If you were born in the 90's, chances are high that most of these were monumental aspects of your childhood.

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