There's nothing as great as reflecting back to all those Disney Channel shows you watched while in diapers and throughout middle school. Seeing these throwbacks will definitely make you want to sit down, sing the theme song, and reflect on some of your best childhood memories.

1. Rollie Pollie Olle

This was one of my favorite shows as a kid! All the shapes and colors certainly appealed to me while going through preschool.

2. Out Of The Box

If you watched this show, then you totally wanted to go inside their box fort to see if the inside was as cool as it was on TV!

3. Bear in the Big Blue House

Something about this bear and all of his animal friends drew me in. Their indoor swing, the shadow, and the goodbye song with the moon certainly had something to do with it.

4. That's So Raven

This theme song and show was my jam! Also, rumor has it this show is coming back to Disney Channel as a continuing series. Will you sit down and watch it?

5. Lizzie Mcguire

As a kid, she was someone I really looked up to, and now I 100% relate to how much of an awkward, clumsy person she is. Plus The Lizzie Mcguire Movie was the best!

6. Phil of the Future

Phil was one of my childhood crushes! Plus I think we all wanted to know if Phil and his best friend, Keely, ended up together in the future.

7. Kim Possible

What's the sitch? Kim Possible is the definition of girl power.

8. Suite Life of Zack and Cody

Watching them grow up with along with us was definitely super cool. Plus who wouldn't want to live in a hotel as cool as the Tipton? Does anyone else call their car's gear shift the "PRNDL" like London did?

9. The Proud Family

With their crazy family and friends, you can't help but relate to this show.

10. Hannah Montana

You knew all of her songs and also wanted her amazing closet! Did anyone else tear up when this show ended?

11. Wizards of Waverly Place

What's that? A hat? Crazy, funky, junky hat!

12. Phineas and Ferb

104 days? More like four years of summer!

13. Corey in the House

It was really interesting to see Corey grow up and move onto something beyond That's So Raven. Plus when they brought Raven back as a guest star, it made it even better.