Mine were the Pound Purries and Puppies, Barbies, and the Simon game.
Simon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_(game) For those unfamiliar with it.
Annnnd, go!
Mine were the Pound Purries and Puppies, Barbies, and the Simon game.
Simon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_(game) For those unfamiliar with it.
Annnnd, go!
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21628 posts
My favorites were the original PollyPockets, Play Doh (does that count?), and Strawberry Shortcake dolls.
grapefruit / 4049 posts
1.) my cabbage patch kid (her name was Carla Lillian and I thought that was so cool!)
2.) my American Girl doll (I barely played with it, but that's because I didn't want to mess her up. It was a gift from my grandfather and back then we didn't have much money so it was a really big deal to get such an expensive gift)
3.) my life-size wooden playhouse in our backyard (my cousin built it for me. It was just four walls and a roof with a front door and small window in front. it was pink with white trim!)
pineapple / 12526 posts
1) My Cabbage Patch doll (her name is Alberta Maybelle. My uncle bought her for me for my very first Christmas and then passed away in an accident the following month. I still have her.)
2) Barbies. I think I played with them until I was like 12. lol
3) Dress-up clothes. I had a huge trunk full of old prom dresses and stuff my mom had gotten me. I was always running around wearing something weird.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
i didn't have any toys growing up, but my buddy/kid sister, pound puppies, my little pony, popples, and the sylvanian family theme songs stand out!
grapefruit / 4923 posts
at one point i had a little walking/barking battery-operated dog named danny that i loved to pieces.
i always wanted pound puppies, so my parents just bought me a bunch of fake/defective ones sold on the street in korea. i was appeased.
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
The best was my Cabbage Patch Kid. They were not easy to come by and they were (to us) expensive! My parents got it for me one year and hid it so it was the last gift I opened. It was a spectacular Christmas.
My brother and I used to race our pound puppies down our stairs (they were wood) in our house, so that's up there, too.
I also remember my My Little Ponies. They were a toy I used over and over and over again.
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
I begged and begged for a Cabbage Patch Kid and FINALLY got one. I promptly left her at church the following Sunday and when we frantically drove back to find her, she was nowhere to be found. I was devestated because 1)Even at the age of 5, I knew how expensive and valuable she was and I knew I would never get another one and 2) I knew my parents tried really hard not to scream at me. I cried in private for days and days. I couldn't show my parents how sad I was because it was my own fault. I'm sad just thinking about it now!
And I had two Popples - a big orange one and small green one. I loved them!
squash / 13199 posts
I loved the british show The Raggy Dolls and my favorite toy was a raggy doll.
I also loved my little pony and I secretly wanted a polly pocket but never asked for it so I never got it
apricot / 254 posts
1.) Teddy Ruxpin - I loved this thing until it took a tumble down the stairs and broke!
2.) Easy Bake Oven - I totally loved cooking in my own oven...I actually think I still have this in the attic at my parents.
3.) Would be a tie between my cabbage patch doll and my barbies - I loved both of these so much. My aunt actually got into a fight (we are not a fighting family) getting me a cabbage patch doll because people were so crazed about them when they came out! I don't think I would ever get in a fight for a toy no matter how much my kiddo wanted it.
pomegranate / 3716 posts
I was obsessed with Barbies!!
I also had these amazing paper dolls from Taiwan with literally hundreds of outfits and accessories!
I also liked legos, haha.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
@L2sweetpea: omg teddy ruxpin! i still remember all the theme songs for these toys. "oh teddy ruxpin is my friend and grubby's my pal too... that's me!"
GOLD / cantaloupe / 6703 posts
I had a cabbage patch doll that my grandma made for me, still have her. Also, I loved books, had them all over the house and read all of the time. We didn't have a lot of money when I grew up, so we didn't have gobs of toys, but that was okay.
cherry / 230 posts
Lots of 80s kids here, lol! I had My Little Pony(s), and a Cabbage Patch doll, but I was pretty 'meh' about them both.
My next 3 would probably be the Speak 'N' Spell, Rainbow Brite and Strawberry Shortcake.
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
Oooo I loved Rainbow Brite, and had a Strawberry Shortcake canopy bed. Anyone remember Popples and pogoballs?
pear / 1965 posts
I had a Wuzzles tent I LOVED, like my own little fort.
My puppy Surprise.
Toss up between Troll dolls and my Skip it hahaha
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22646 posts
PAPER DOLLS. Easy bake oven. Brite lite? Those peg things that you plug into a black board and lit up to make pretty pictures?
I never had an easy bake oven nor a brite lite, but my best friend did. AND PAPER DOLLS. OMG I LOVED THEM TO PIECES. Moreso than barbies. Not sure why, I was an obscure child. LOL
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
I loved my Etch-a-Sketch, any type of art supplies and my Pound Puppy!
pomegranate / 3329 posts
My Little Ponies and my Breyer Horses (still have all of them!)
Loved playing with my Barbies too.
I had a Cabbage Patch doll but I don't remember her name, she has yellow overalls and red hair. She's at my Mom's somewhere.
I also loved a board game called Uncle Wiggily
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
1) My cabbage patch doll, her name was Nancy (can't remember the middle name) and she was in the majority of my pictures for a couple years.
2) Easy Bake Oven - used it all the time!
3) Rainbow Bright doll - LOVED her.
honeydew / 7968 posts
let's see... if my memory goes back that far. i used to love legos. i loved (my brother's) toys - transformers and he-man.
pear / 1554 posts
1) barbies
2) Barbie styling head ( giant Barbie head that you can do her hair and makeup on)
3) coloring books and my 64 box of crayolas
persimmon / 1202 posts
My Little Pony (I still have all of them... and my flower girl and I played with them during our rehearsal dinner. LOVED that.) Littlest Pet Shop. Stuff we made ourselves (comics, "houses" made out of cloth, sunflower fort - as in we planted sunflowers to grow into a room)? Barbies only came into play as MLP villains.
apricot / 483 posts
i had a glowworm that i was OBSESSED with until i was about 5. when i was older, pound puppies, and matchbox cars! seriously, i think my parents still have my trashcan that was full of them
clementine / 814 posts
1. My Cabbage patch doll - I left her in a rented van after a trip to disneyland after loving her for soooo long. I was devastated for AGES! Her name was Lola - not sure what the middle name was.
2. My polly pockets
3. Barbies
- Im sad now, just wondering about my Lola.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
Barbie Dream House with all the furniture, that is still in my parents attic, waiting for me to have a home with an office so I can set it up in it's 1970's glory
Cabbage Patch Kids, I had three or four, plus a Koosa named Zip that belonged to my brother
Fashion Plates, I wonder what happened to these! Loved them!
cherry / 230 posts
@looch: Fashion Plates! Ohhh, I remember those! I created all kinds of crazy stuff on them, lol!
pear / 1639 posts
Polly Pocket, Little People, and Barbie
I also had Pound Puppies, a Water Baby, and Crimp and Curl Pony
coffee bean / 39 posts
OMG I forgot about Simon!!!! and Popples!!!! I had to google Popples but as soon as I saw them I got so nostalgic!!
Did anyone have that doll that opened and closed her eyes when you pull her pigtails? man i loved that doll
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