1. Dinosaur Oatmeal

The best part was trying to find all the sugar eggs before they melted in the hot oatmeal. This was the kind of breakfast your mom never let you eat more than once a week.

2. Furbies

Nobody was quite sure what type of animal this toy was supposed to resemble. You could turn them off, put them in a closet, and they would still keep on talking.

3. Ring Pops

You were automatically deemed awesome if you brought one of these to school in your lunchbox, or to a playdate with a friend. Many hours were spent after school begging your mom to let you try the newest flavor.

4. Bop It!

You know you were always jealous of that one person that could play forever on this thing, while you were stuck twisting it when you should've been bopping it!

5. Jelly Bracelets

These, eventually, got banned from some schools because of the constant mess and distraction they caused. As I remember, each color had a different meaning and if you broke one you were in deep trouble.

6. Easy Bake Ovens

No mini chocolate chip cookie or cake will ever measure up to the ones made in this little oven. Using the tiny spatula to retrieve the tiny tin of cakes was by far the most exciting part.

7. Hit Clips

These little guys were so easy and cheap to collect. Hit Clips only carried the classic songs, of course (like "Bye Bye Bye" and "A Thousand Miles").

8. Jellies

You could sport these with any outfit imaginable. The best ones were infused with glitter and could probably be bought for about a dollar.

9. Bear in the Big Blue House

I bet you had no idea just how much you missed this show until reading this. Bear had epic problem solving skills and with the help of his friends, (the lemur, the bear cup, the mouse, and 'shadow') passed on those skills to us '90s kids.

10. Portable CD Players

If you were walking down the street with one of these in your hand, you were more than likely getting bombarded by your friends wanting to listen and see which new hot CD you had.