They were seriously delicious and came in a wide variety of flavors. Guys! Yogos Bits! I can’t believe I forgot about these tiny, fruit flavored yogurt balls. This educational kids electronic company had it all, including the Leapster, which was truly one of the best inventions ever made for constantly bored children like myself. As a stuffed animal aficionado, I excitedly received my first stuffed bear when I was young and never let it leave my side (although I couldn’t tell you where it was now). These cuddly, pastel colored bears were all the rage when I was still a toddler, with stuffed animals, movies and video games showcasing their wonderful adventures.

No one designed cute, eccentric animals quite like Frank. I owned everything from stickers to glitter pens to coloring books. Keeping with the colorful theme, this company provided an array of sparkly neon products. Lisa Frank was the shit, that’s just a fact. Who didn’t need seven shades of terribly formulated purple eyeshadow? 5. I don’t know what it was about the 2000s that had everyone obsessed with color and unnecessary items, but these ginormous makeup palettes that every pre-teen girl owned were surely treasured. I distinctly remember begging my parents to get me these animal shaped bracelets so I could trade with kids at school. Like many collectible items of the ’90s and 2000s, Silly Bandz were a surefire way to prove you were cool. I’m still met with waves of memories when I pop in an old tape and see classics like “Mulan” played in the previews, although you can still try to approximate the experience by converting your VHS into digital files and watching them on your phone. this iconic screen and voiceover, which played during the beginning of every VCR screening. The Phrase “Coming Soon to Own on Video & DVD Screen” Who else chewed relentlessly at these taffy-like candies? Sorry, but these colorful squares will always be superior to Starbursts.

Here are 20 things from the ’90s and 2000s that you may have forgotten about but are sure to bring a familiar smile to your face.

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