If you were lucky, you’ll remember playing with these best-selling toys all those years ago.
If not, they were almost certainly on your Christmas or birthday wish-list if you were a child of the 90s or noughties.
Either way, these nostalgic pictures should take you back to your childhood - or bring back less happy memories of desperately hunting for the toy your child wanted above anything else.
From Furbies to Tamagotchis, and Pogs to Cabbage Patch Kids, these toys sold in their millions during the 90s and noughties.
Is your favourite childhood toy pictured in this retro gallery? What was the best present you ever received for your birthday or Christmas?
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9. Spice Girls dolls
The Spice Girls were a force to be reckoned with in the 90s, and they remain the best-selling girl group of all time. Sporty, Ginger, Posh, Scary and Baby received the ultimate honour in 1997, when they were made into dolls for their adoring fans to play with. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: JOHNNY EGGITT
10. Game Boy/Game Boy Colour
The Game Boy was first released in Japan in 1989 but went on to become one of the most iconic toys of the 90s. The Game Boy, along with its successor, the Game Boy Colour, which hit the market in 1998, is among the best-selling games consoles ever. | Game Boy Photo: Game Boy
11. Beyblade
Beyblade is a spinning-top toy which was first released in Japan in 1999 and proved hugely popular in the noughties. Pictured is a Beyblades Radio Control Top and Launcher, from Hasbro, priced £30, in 2003. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
12. Wii
The launch of the Nintendo Wii in 2006 was a big moment in the evolution of games consoles, with the motion-controlled game play proving a big hit. For the first time, people were able to get fit by playing videogames, with bowling, tennis and other games bringing many families together. | Hemsworth and South Elmsall Express Photo: John Clifton