Early ’90s babies who are having babies — listen up. When “Toy Story” was first released in 1995, you were just a kid, falling in love with talking toys and clutching your Buzz Lightyear or Woody doll with the utmost protection.
In 1999, when “Toy Story 2” came out, you were bright-eyed, happy to see the toys of your childhood back on screen. And when “Toy Story 3” came out in 2010, right before you ventured off to college, you cried.
Now, nine years later, Woody and Buzz are gracing our screens yet again — transporting our mid-to-late 20s selves straight back to the young kids grasping their toys for dear life.
And now, if you have a kid of your own — or simply want to celebrate your own inner child — you have the ability to introduce them to a franchise so loved by those that know it.
But of course, it wasn’t just about “Toy Story” growing up. If you recall, the afternoons were spent playing Skip-It, scooting around your neighborhood on your Razor or watching your favorite Slinky make its way down the stairs.
And as our favorite ’90s movie makes a comeback (along with everything else from the ’90s), why not pick up one of your treasured childhood toys to make new memories with your little one?
Grab a helmet and get to scooting! You can get a matching one to explore the cul-de-sac with your kiddos.
Essentially the original step tracker — but exponentially more fun.
It may not be the Super Soaker 50, but it is guaranteed to improve any summer day.
In case you are the only person who did not save their Beanie Babies for one day when they will be priceless.
A classic! Every child deserves to know the horror of not being able to shut off their Furby.
Who needs a Barbie Dreamhouse when you have Polly Pocket?
Help your kids reach for the stars! (And get a jump in — or two.)
Let your kid entertain themselves for hours (we will not tell if you take to the stairs with it either).
Every kid should be blessed enough to hear the unmistakable screech as the ball leaves the mitt. If the ’90s had a playlist, this sound would be on it.
Always giving Bop It a run for its money, let your child pick their favorite!
It might be an upgraded model, but the Easy Bake Oven is nostalgic and tasty.
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