The Best 90s Toys That Every Kid Wanted And You Can Still Buy Today

Have loads of 90s styled high tech fun with the talkboy tape recorder from Tiger. Armed with a blank cassette and the speed recorder setting that lets you change your voice, you’ll be able to pull off all kinds of pranks on friends and family.

Lava lamps have been a staple sensory toy for decades, we just didn't know it. The slow-moving bubbles of ooze are remarkably calming and the low light they give off sets a relaxing mood.

There are 22 locations on 2 floors at the mall in Mall Madness, the iconic game for teen girls in the 80s, can you visit them all? Grab your token and make your way around the board, trying to get all the items on your shopping list and grab a snack.

Before there was the Notes App, there was Dear Diary, the digital journal for girls of the 80s and 90s. Only she would know the password that unlocked the toy, that's how she knew she could trust it with her deepest thoughts and crushes.

Being a kid in the 80s and 90s was the best because of cars like this. Hotwheels! They came in all kinds of makes, models, and colors. Some were real, some looked like cars only in cartoons, and others were totally silly. There are 10 in this set, and all of 'em will put a smile on your face.

Remember sprinting through the mall to the toy store and knowing you'd reached the promised land because there were a few of these rolling around in front of it? What a time to be alive. Bring back that excitement with the OG weazel ball, he's just as rolly-poly as ever.

It's time to bring back toys like Mr. Bucket. He spat out colored balls and each kid equipped with a matching colored shovel had to go scoop that ball and put it back in the bucket. It was the best way to keep your kid occupied and wear them out for nap time.

This game was lacrosse for you and the pals in the backyard before you even knew what lacrosse was. Enjoy it again today with a little high-octane muscle behind it and show those pickleball players who's boss.

Having a Cabbage Patch doll in the 80s was basically a status symbol and a way to make friends with all the girls on the block. Make friends with all your mom's friends and their kiddos by getting yourself a new one to replace the one from your youth.

You kinda gotta wonder what our parents were thinking when they gave us moon shoes, they look like accidents waiting to happen but damn were they fun. The playful shoes strapped to your feet and gave you about a foot of air.

You were either an Atari person, a Sega person, or an N64 person, PlayStation had not yet entered the chat. If you had this translucent version, every game you played was a little more exciting. Relive is all again with this refurbished model.

Ah, the Tamagotchi, the first pet of many a person who didn’t have a cat or dog. This is the original version, so you will have to get up in the middle of the night to feed and clean it to keep it alive, it’s good for practicing having a real kit.

The Mouse Trap commercials were always so fun, it was hard not to beg your mom and dad for the game when Christmas or your birthday came around. Now you’re a grown adult who can buy it and play it whenever you want to and you absolutely should.

Treat your kid to the ultimate alarm clock. The be all end all of cool ways to wake up in the morning with the Nickelodeon Rise and Slime. It's green, it's purple, it's orange, and it's everything that was great about being a kid in peak cartoon days.

She and mom can bond over this generation-crossing gift. The Easy Bake Oven has been updated a little since it first came out, but it's a great way to introduce an eight-year-old to the wonderful world of mixing and making treats.

Is there anything more entertaining than watching two cars slam into each other at high speeds and go flying out of the track? No, and it's been that way for a generation. Welcome a seven-year-old into the Hotweel car crash fold with this high-powered set designed for crashing.

One of the originals in odd figurines, the Stretch Armstrong toy isn't back in action, he never left the action. Stretch his arms, stretch his legs, test your strength and see if you can stretch his torso. He won't complain or ask for a chiropractor.

Kids can be fast and furious or methodical and meditative with their art while using an Etch-A-Sketch and at the end, it's free and easy to start all over again. The classic toy is a throwback to simpler fun of an earlier era, and might be the one screen kids can play with during "screen-free" time.