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?
13. Heelys
Heelys, which are part shoe, part roller skate, allow wearers to walk normally or to roll using the wheels embedded in the sole. They were patented in 1999 and became a major sensation in the noughties. Pictured with their Heelys in 2006 after being asked to remove them in McDonald's are Amy and Chris Buckley. | National World Photo: Bill Johnson
14. Pokemon cards
Pokémon trading cards first hit the shelves in 1996 and soon sparked a collecting spree among youngsters and many adults too. Pokémon remains hugely popular today. Pictured in 2000 is Lee Wilson, then aged 12, with some of his Pokémon cards. | Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
15. RoboSapien
RoboSapien was the must-have toy for 2004. Perhaps the most advanced children's robot to date, it could walk like a human, hence the name, and could pick up and throw objects. | Kit Harris at Meadowhall Photo: Kit Harris at Meadowhall
16. Cabbage Patch Kids
Cabbage Patch Kids dolls were originally released in the 1980s but enjoyed a resurgence in the noughties and were among the top toys for Christmas 2004. | Submitted Photo: Submitted