Gift Ideas for 90s Kids

All 6 seasons of Will Smith's best work. DJ Jazzy Jeff not included.

Zack Morris, Kelly Kapowski, and Mr. Belding. The gang is all here.

Melissa Joan Hart before the witch. Ladder through the window included (not really).

Cory, Topanga, Shawn, and Feeny. Seven seasons of TGIF at its finest.

I want to believe. All 9 seasons plus both films. The truth is out there.

A show about nothing that somehow contains everything. All 9 seasons.

The digital pet that made us all feel like terrible parents is back. Don't forget to feed it.

Pegs. Colored plastic. A light bulb. Infinite childhood art. The reissue is here.

Lonnie Johnson's magnum opus. The water gun that changed summer forever.

It's back. And somehow it learned new things. 'DUH-BET-ET.' You're welcome.

Stretch him. Watch him snap back. Wonder what's inside. The mystery continues.

Tiny worlds. Tiny people. Maximum nostalgia. The compact cases are back.

The album that defined grunge and the early 90s. The baby on the cover is now in his 30s.

Waterfalls. Creep. The best album of 1994 and possibly the decade.

Wannabe. 2 Become 1. Say You'll Be There. The debut album that conquered everything.

I Want It That Way. Larger Than Life. The album that sold 35 million copies. Still a banger.

Fantasy. One Sweet Day. The comeback we didn't know we needed. The pinnacle of Mariah.

A lovingly curated trip through the decade's biggest moments. Coffee table must-have.

The inside story of Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam told by the people who were there.

The rise and fall of the store that defined Friday nights. A love letter and an obituary.

Trivia, nostalgia, and everything you remember (and forgot) about the decade.

21 pre-installed games including Super Mario World, Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Donkey Kong Country. The box is perfect.

Color! On the go! The era-defining handheld that made Pokemon a phenomenon.

The three-pronged monstrosity. The joystick that destroyed thumbs. Now for PC/Mac. Perfection.

The cards that broke children's bank accounts in 1999. Base set reprints available.

The kangaroo snack is back. Vanilla cookies plus rainbow frosting. Peak lunchbox energy.

The neon green competitor to Mountain Dew that came back because the internet demanded it.

Your head will turn into a giant fruit. Or so the commercials said. Worth the risk.

Candy jewelry. Sticky fingers. A bold fashion statement for ages 5–95.

The sour candy that made children cry. A rite of passage. A flex. Still available.