20 Old school toys no parent should buy for their kids.
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If you were born in the 90s, you probably remember toys and gadgets like Game Boy, Beanie Babies, Easy Bake Ovens, the Mouse Trap Board Game, Poo-Chi, Baby Born, Polly Pocket, and more. These toys provided us with hours of entertainment, but we have a feeling kids today would never want to receive them! Wait until you see some of your most beloved 90s toys you probably forgot about!
Let’s start with Beanie Babies. Once worth a fortune, Beanie Babies were one of the best collectibles ever that turned its creator into a millionaire. But the soft toys definitely weren’t as popular after the 90s and you could easily purchase them in any dollar store. The novelty wore off and these collectibles soon became forgotten.
Do you remember Baby Born? This human-like baby came with some of the most impressive functions ever that allowed a child to turn into a parent and have some responsibility. You were able to feed your Baby Born and take care of him like it’s an actual person. Of course, that also meant the doll would wet its diaper. With newer technology, Baby Born was also left behind.
And who can forget about Game Boy, one of the best portable gaming devices every 90s kid fondly remembers? We also remember blowing on the tape to make it work and using a special light so we can play in the dark. Game Boys got replaced by technologically advanced toys, but it’s definitely a gadget every ‘90s kid would love to play with again.
From Game Boys, Baby Borns and Beanie Babies, to Polly Pocket, Poo-Chi, Easy Bake Oven and more, these are some of the best 90s toys no kid would want to receive today!


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