Girls of the ’90s adored Polly Pocket, the tiny doll that lived in even tinier play sets. Created in 1989 by Bluebird Toys, Polly Pocket really took off in the early ’90s.

One of the most popular kids toys of the ‘90s is trending online, and if you’ve still got one, you might just be able to use ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Believe it or not, it's almost 30 years since the start of the '90s. With all that nostalgia brewing, it's only fitting that we look at the ...

10."Please, please tell me anyone remembers Henry, the matching game by Tiger Toys. Anyway, the commercial was hilarious, and I still have my Henry, which still works almost 30 years later.

Finally, there is Lammily. She's not a '90s kid, but because she's lovely and has done wonders for the toy industry and little girls' self-esteem, she can stay.

The Hasbro toy, which builds on ‘90s nostalgia, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the new-and-improved interactive toy. Shop for the Purple Furby on Amazon here.

Watch the video to relive the ‘90s craze that turned a toy into a cultural icon. If you liked this story, here are a few more blasts from the past: Beanie Babies were all the rage in the ‘90s.

Who didn't have a library of Beanie Babies in the '90s? At their core, they were just fabric and stuffing, but for some reason, we all went crazy over them and you absolutely COULD NOT rip the TY ...