I was there! I bought cabbage patch dolls for my 3 daughters! They became difficult to find. I even put my name in a lottery to get one! I just realized you left that comment 3 years ago! 😁
So when I was in 5th grade there was a new troll on my desk every day for a while. And as time went the trolls being left were bigger and more decorated than the earlier ones. You know , like the more expensive cool ones. Turns out they were being left by a secret crush. Kid had mad lady woo-ing skills. He moved away that year. I never saw him again. But that was probably one of my favorite memories of childhood.
I just did an 80’s rock painting swap where we added little 80’s nostalgia to the boxes. There is no telling how much y’all had to pay to get these vintage toys still in their boxes!
Please take your kids to baby land in Cleveland, GA! I took my boys there because it was my birthday and I’ve always wanted to go. We lived too far when I was young for my parents to take me. The look on my boys faces when a cabbage patch doll was being born from the cabbage in the tree. Was the best birthday present. 😂😂😂
The hours I spent with those cheap plastic farm animals, dinosaurs and army men. I used to build corrals outside with sticks and make halters for the horses out of my Nanny's sewing thread. ❤
Our littles (4 & 6) LOVE 80s toys! And they get a huge kick out of playing with toys that I had from when I was a kid! ❤️ this video was great! Lol your kids’ reactions were hilarious!
This was my childhood!!!! Memories!!!🤗💕 My dad worked at a lighting store in the mall when I was like 5, and had to buy my Cabbage Patch Doll named Meggie, all sketchy from a friend that worked in Toys R Us,around the back of the mall at like midnight 😂 True story!! And I bought an original Light Bright off Ebay over 10 years ago😉 You should of added Sea Monkeys!! 🤣
I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I had troll dolls and a lite bright. I loved my Suzy homemaker oven. It really cooked little cakes with a light bulb. I also loved my creepy crawlers and creepy people sets that used a hot plate, molds, and plastic goop.
Teddy Ruxpin with a heavy metal cassette in was the best thing ever as a teen! Did love with the normal tapes when was younger, but was still fun to rediscover a few years later and experiment with other tapes we had tucked away. Amazed I'm still alive after the hopper thing, definitely not good when you bounce it onto an unseen nail near a pretty solid closed door!
Ok, thanks for getting the Monchichi commercial jingle stuck in my head, lol! Light Brite was my favorite, loved it!! (80s kid here.) Teddy Ruxpin terrified me as much as clowns and ventriloquist dummies…they all have butcher knives hidden behind their backs, and come to kill you in your sleep (a common them of a lot of 70s and 80s made for TV movies that I shouldn’t have been watching.) Eeeek!!!!
Don't forget....Carebears, Masters of the Universe, Tonka Trucks and all that Star Wars stuff. Furbees were pretty frightening toys. Your daughter has the eye roll down just like all teenage girls should...I'm 62 and I still find it very useful.
I totally did NOT recognise that first one and had completely forgotten the rest until this vid! Toys I remember playing with from the 80s were Barbie dolls, My Little Pony, Hoppers (kinda like a balloon with handles that you sit on and jump), Pogo stick, Rubik's cube, Smurfs and Strawberry Shortcake dolls (and almost forgot BATTLESHIPS and Chinese Checkers and Connect 4). But I tended to play more with my brothers' toy cars and Lego as a preference (Mum was always nagging me to play with my own toys). We also played a LOT of card games
Awesome ! Add ‘5 rocks’ to that list- best part is that you don’t need to wait in line at the store to get them, simply walk outside and look for 5 small rocks.
Missing a few things - My Pretty Pony, Rainbow Bright, Strawberry Shortcake, Smurfs, TMNT (though that was mentioned by PC), Go-Bots (and Transformers), He-Man, She-Ra, Slinkies, that weird water cucumber slippery thing you couldn't hold on to, Slip-n-Slide, Hot Wheels vs Matchbox, Spirograph, Etch-a-Sketch, Shrinky-Dinks...some of those are probably late '70s perhaps (I was a '74 kiddo) but still cool and loads of fun! :)
I was born in the (late) 50s. Trolls were around in the 60s. Also, a fun thing that was comparable in popularity to beanie babies was "Liddle Kiddle". My grandma gave us a waterful (when most of us were in our late teens). We played it for hours. As addictive as angry birds. Cabbage patch dolls were around for my niece's childhood (she was born in 1985). Teddy Ruxpin - heard about it. My nieces and nephews didn't have one. (you should get then a "Giggle Rock")
Omg! Treasure Trolls and Cabbage Patch kids! As a 90s/early 2000s kid I use to own both a Cabbage Patch kid and Treasure Troll. Nostalgic with half these toys.
I can remember spending hours playing with those water things, loved them. Still have my cabbage patch dolls, was obsessed with collecting Garbage Pail Kids and loved our Pogo Balls! The trolls always creeped me out as a kid.
So after watching this, I felt a little depressed. Then I remembered why these toys may have been boring. We went outside and played with our friends and they had them too. Our toys were cool because other kids had them too.
AND I'll bet you put your imagination to work. I feel sorry for kids now: all the imagining is done for them by D....y, P...r and the like. Not that we didn't watch movies, but MAYBE one every month or so, or less.
I just learned of your channel and I'm loving the 80's and 90's videos. I'm constantly talking about the 80's to our kids lol. Generation X will always be the coolest! 😜
When the cabbage patch doll come out my mom was gone so long, it was late at night when my dad finally had me get in the car (while still in my night gown I think) in the snow and we went to the toy store to look for my mom. I was around 6 I think when that happened. My mom also bought me a ton of those troll dolls because they were big when she was a kid too. I really wish I had saved a few of them.
I grew up in the 80s and I remember all these toys. I had a Teddy Ruxpin -- the original one -- but unfortunately, it was a used one that my mom picked up at a garage sale and it didn't talk. I also was into Care Bears and still have my Tenderheart Bear (I originally wanted Cheer Bear but that wasn't available when I was taken to pick out a Care Bear, so Tenderheart was my next choice). I remember playing with Lite Brites, but for some reason, I never had one of my own and it was something I always played with at other people's homes. And I still have my Cabbage Patch doll (which has yarn hair, not the silky kind), that my grandmother won for me in some kind of drawing and gave it to me for Christmas when I was about ten, which was pretty cool! And speaking of 80s' stuff, remember those Sea Monkey kits? Those little critters didn't last very long, but I think they were the coolest things ever!
I love you guys!!! You guys are sweet, funny, beautiful, kind,creative,and you guys make AMAZING CONTENT! I really wish that I could meet you guys. (I just wanna say) Penn Charles- funny Lola- beautiful, funny Penn- funny, creative, great dad Kim- funny, great mom
Oh god, I'd forgotten about Teddy Ruxpin. My cousin had one that we got as a hand me down that the eyes were literally popping out from wear and tear. Ended up with a smaller one later more that size that required small tapes. I remember liking it at the time but kinda creeps me out now 😅
Oh my, I loved the Garage Pail Kids! What a walk down memory lane! Had a Troll like that too, and their reaction to Teddy Ruxpin was exactly the same as mine all those years ago! Hahaha! I used to hate the one my friend had, so so creepy.
I know the jingles for most of these toys! I sing them to my kids! My kids have had the Munchhichi, Lite Bright and my granddaughter is presently in love with her mother’s Cabbage Patch doll! I still have my original Garbage Pail cards. As an aside I have all of my aunts original Chrissy dolls from the 70’s.
I would love to see a parody of 1970s toys, like Clackers and the parody stickers (can't remember the name of the brand, though I got every one I could get my hands on) My favorite was the Crust toothpaste one. I never understood the appeal of the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, especially that people stood in line forever and actually had fights to get the last one. I thought they looked like drowned babies and did not want one. I did like the Light Brite (which I think they had in the '70s as well) and the water games.
yup, I had wonderful waterfulls, wanted the lite brite (never had one), trolls, we still own our micro machines and my kids love them, we had a pogo ball, we still have my teddy ruxpin and I did like it!, and of course the cabbage patch dolls. My mom even made some and made clothes for them! I love the 80's and 90's! (I graduated high school in 1999). way to go! But you forgot Popples and tamaguchis (or however they were called), He man and She ra, smurfs, polly pockets, pound puppies, etc
Polly Pockets!!! My older cousin had a bunch & would let me 0lay with them, they were the Coolest Thing! Even bigger than the American Girl stuff she let me play with!
Love this family so so so so much !! Been watching this channel for ages and I’m so happy that your content lives up to how it used to be !! Never change guys 💕💕💕
Holderness Family Vlogs OMG !!! I can’t believe you replied , you all helped me go threw the dark and helped me with my confidence love you guys so so so so much 💕💕!!
I wrote a story that had Teddy Ruxpin in it when I was in grade school. I still have it all these years later. Had one on my Christmas list but never got one. I was probably a little too old.
C'mon now. They're not exactly the target age for these toys. Teddy Ruxpin and Monchichi were more for toddlers and preschoolers. I liked light bright up until age six. And the only fun thing about the troll dolls was collecting them. Everyone knows there is nothing inherently fun about a troll doll itself.
I LOVE CPK!I have one named Katherine. She has to be the cutest doll ever. My mom also gave me her old one named felice. My grandma and me like to sew outfits for them. Love you guys!
I got the Young Astronauts special edition CPK (I was in Young Astronauts at the time)and her name was Aurora. :) Came wearing an EVS suit for spacewalking outside the Space Shuttle and everything.
The water swoosh one (#2) was my jam!!! Mine you had to get the rings on pegs, and if you swooshed the water too hard the rings already on pegs would fly off. Good times!
An interesting video. However, I have to say that Lite-Brite is not exclusively a 1980s toy but rather it has been around for just about forever. The same with the Troll Dolls.
Omg love that you included Garbage pail kids cards!!! Teddy was a high dollar toy back in the day and my Yarn hair Cabbage Patch was definitely a prized possession back in the day
My grandfather actually stood in a line for 2 DAYS to get his two daughters a cabbage patch kid. After that, my uncle got 50 dollars from him.
I was there! I bought cabbage patch dolls for my 3 daughters! They became difficult to find. I even put my name in a lottery to get one!
I just realized you left that comment 3 years ago! 😁
So when I was in 5th grade there was a new troll on my desk every day for a while. And as time went the trolls being left were bigger and more decorated than the earlier ones. You know , like the more expensive cool ones. Turns out they were being left by a secret crush. Kid had mad lady woo-ing skills. He moved away that year. I never saw him again. But that was probably one of my favorite memories of childhood.
Awwwww that’s really cute!
Yes it was! He was a very sweet kid. :)
I love how in 2020 scrunchies are back lol
2018
My daughter loves hers as bracelets
Lol so much 2018
Show them the advertising for those toys and get their reactions after the ads.
Good idea. Vintage commercials are the best to watch again now and see how commercials have changed.
You guys should find a time time machine and send them back to the 80's maybe they would appreciate things more
Omg! I finally got a Cabbage Patch kid aged 35 from my bestie on my birthday and I love her!! Those water games were soooo fun! I love the 80’s 🤘🏻💞
im not from the 80's, but I actually really liked the water games 😂
Could you guys do food from the 80’s ? Or 24h in the 80’s ?
At least the response to "What kind of toys do you think mommy and daddy played with back in the 80s?" wasn't "Sticks and rocks".
So much nostalgia! I loved my Teddy Ruxpin and knock-off Cabbage Patch doll.
I just did an 80’s rock painting swap where we added little 80’s nostalgia to the boxes. There is no telling how much y’all had to pay to get these vintage toys still in their boxes!
Please take your kids to baby land in Cleveland, GA! I took my boys there because it was my birthday and I’ve always wanted to go. We lived too far when I was young for my parents to take me. The look on my boys faces when a cabbage patch doll was being born from the cabbage in the tree. Was the best birthday present. 😂😂😂
They think those were creepy!? The My Buddy Doll was so creepy they based a horror film off him. Chucky!
Autumn Featherkile seriously??!
Whyyyyy! Is it mean't for adults because I can't see why kids would play with that. But then again humanity is jacked up nowadays.
Oh crap, now I have the My Buddy jingle stuck in my head.
I wanted to die when I saw it
Scarier then chucky
What a trip down memory lane!!! It may have been "creepy" and "weird", but I noticed the kids were definitely playing with them!:)
Pft. Kids today just don't understand good quality toys that require imagination. 😂
I’m not from the 80s and even I know that.
@@samanthab.3737 Yep
Amen.
The hours I spent with those cheap plastic farm animals, dinosaurs and army men. I used to build corrals outside with sticks and make halters for the horses out of my Nanny's sewing thread. ❤
Loved this video!! Between me and my siblings we had all of those toys! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!❤
Our littles (4 & 6) LOVE 80s toys! And they get a huge kick out of playing with toys that I had from when I was a kid! ❤️ this video was great! Lol your kids’ reactions were hilarious!
So fun! Hahaha im a 90s baby and cant wait to have my niece try 90s toys when shed older now thanks guys. Love you all
Awesome😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👌👍👍 these toys brought back memories for me💗💗 please do a part 2 of nostalgic toys video 😀😀😀😀😀
This was my childhood!!!! Memories!!!🤗💕 My dad worked at a lighting store in the mall when I was like 5, and had to buy my Cabbage Patch Doll named Meggie, all sketchy from a friend that worked in Toys R Us,around the back of the mall at like midnight 😂 True story!! And I bought an original Light Bright off Ebay over 10 years ago😉 You should of added Sea Monkeys!! 🤣
It's kind of sad that Toys R Us has gone away. They were a big part of my childhood too.
Lola: "is that a baby monkey" hahahhhaha I laughed so hard
Abby loves cabbage patch dolls and plays with my hubs lite brite. We still use 80/90 toys.
Keep up these 80 videos!
Same here, my mother was a kid in the 80's
I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I had troll dolls and a lite bright. I loved my Suzy homemaker oven. It really cooked little cakes with a light bulb. I also loved my creepy crawlers and creepy people sets that used a hot plate, molds, and plastic goop.
Y'all are to funny and real ,thanks for showing these throwbacks
Half these toys Ive played and I was born in the 2000's. I'm sure if you instruduced more older toys to your kids they could get really into them.
Kaylah Barmby your 19 you don't look 19
Its probly an old profile pic
Kaylah Barmby im born in 2011
THE-OFFICIAL-SUPER-SAIYANS 1214 she probably means like 2009 💀
THE-OFFICIAL-SUPER-SAIYANS 1214 she said 2000’s not 2000
I remember all of them!! The cabbage patch kids and garbage pail kids were the bomb digidy!!
Teddy Ruxpin with a heavy metal cassette in was the best thing ever as a teen! Did love with the normal tapes when was younger, but was still fun to rediscover a few years later and experiment with other tapes we had tucked away.
Amazed I'm still alive after the hopper thing, definitely not good when you bounce it onto an unseen nail near a pretty solid closed door!
Hey Holderness family! can u test old or weird candy/snacks from the 80s?
Fun suggestion - thanks!
I actually signed a petition to bring back Cornquistos. No luck yet.
Ok, thanks for getting the Monchichi commercial jingle stuck in my head, lol! Light Brite was my favorite, loved it!! (80s kid here.) Teddy Ruxpin terrified me as much as clowns and ventriloquist dummies…they all have butcher knives hidden behind their backs, and come to kill you in your sleep (a common them of a lot of 70s and 80s made for TV movies that I shouldn’t have been watching.) Eeeek!!!!
Monchy Chi chi, Monchy Chi chi, oh so soft and cuddley (singing) My favorite was always the Light Brite. Especially making my own pics with my name.
Your kids are crazy. All those toys are amazing. I will take the trolls. 😂 Ah, the memories!
Don't forget....Carebears, Masters of the Universe, Tonka Trucks and all that Star Wars stuff. Furbees were pretty frightening toys. Your daughter has the eye roll down just like all teenage girls should...I'm 62 and I still find it very useful.
I totally did NOT recognise that first one and had completely forgotten the rest until this vid!
Toys I remember playing with from the 80s were Barbie dolls, My Little Pony, Hoppers (kinda like a balloon with handles that you sit on and jump), Pogo stick, Rubik's cube, Smurfs and Strawberry Shortcake dolls (and almost forgot BATTLESHIPS and Chinese Checkers and Connect 4).
But I tended to play more with my brothers' toy cars and Lego as a preference (Mum was always nagging me to play with my own toys).
We also played a LOT of card games
That’s was awesome. I couldn’t stop laughing. If I did that with my kids they all would say “that’s weird” the 80’s were awesome.
Awesome !
Add ‘5 rocks’ to that list- best part is that you don’t need to wait in line at the store to get them, simply walk outside and look for 5 small rocks.
Missing a few things - My Pretty Pony, Rainbow Bright, Strawberry Shortcake, Smurfs, TMNT (though that was mentioned by PC), Go-Bots (and Transformers), He-Man, She-Ra, Slinkies, that weird water cucumber slippery thing you couldn't hold on to, Slip-n-Slide, Hot Wheels vs Matchbox, Spirograph, Etch-a-Sketch, Shrinky-Dinks...some of those are probably late '70s perhaps (I was a '74 kiddo) but still cool and loads of fun! :)
Love your family, wish I could meet you one day ❤️
I was born in the (late) 50s. Trolls were around in the 60s. Also, a fun thing that was comparable in popularity to beanie babies was "Liddle Kiddle".
My grandma gave us a waterful (when most of us were in our late teens). We played it for hours. As addictive as angry birds.
Cabbage patch dolls were around for my niece's childhood (she was born in 1985).
Teddy Ruxpin - heard about it. My nieces and nephews didn't have one.
(you should get then a "Giggle Rock")
One you should have included which the kids might have been more receptive to is the Spirograph.
Omg! Treasure Trolls and Cabbage Patch kids! As a 90s/early 2000s kid I use to own both a Cabbage Patch kid and Treasure Troll. Nostalgic with half these toys.
I can remember spending hours playing with those water things, loved them. Still have my cabbage patch dolls, was obsessed with collecting Garbage Pail Kids and loved our Pogo Balls! The trolls always creeped me out as a kid.
Just seeing those trolls brings back so much joy! :D
So after watching this, I felt a little depressed. Then I remembered why these toys may have been boring. We went outside and played with our friends and they had them too. Our toys were cool because other kids had them too.
AND I'll bet you put your imagination to work. I feel sorry for kids now: all the imagining is done for them by D....y, P...r and the like. Not that we didn't watch movies, but MAYBE one every month or so, or less.
Who else watch them when Lola and Penn when they were little and Now look at Lola how much she has grown and look at Penn
I got my Mum’s cabbage patch doll when I was little and honestly....ever so terrifying🤣🤣
They think teddy was creepy now, wait till his batteries start dying and his speech slows down haha.
Oh - that was the worst!
Is anyone else like confused, that the cabbage patch doll does not have yarn hair? I mean come on, that was classic am I right?
I had several cabbage patch dolls, some had yarn hair while others didn't. I think it was the earliest ones that did.
The baby CPK usually didn't have hair.
Scary teddy thing: can you and I be friends?
Penn Charles: No!
Took me back. Thanks👍
Lola is definitely a teenager now.😂
I loved my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle action figures - good 80's guess by Penn Charles!
I wish I still had mine
I just learned of your channel and I'm loving the 80's and 90's videos. I'm constantly talking about the 80's to our kids lol. Generation X will always be the coolest! 😜
That must've been teddy ruxpin cousin" Eddie Ruxpin! That wasn't the real thing. 😂🤣😭
When the cabbage patch doll come out my mom was gone so long, it was late at night when my dad finally had me get in the car (while still in my night gown I think) in the snow and we went to the toy store to look for my mom. I was around 6 I think when that happened. My mom also bought me a ton of those troll dolls because they were big when she was a kid too. I really wish I had saved a few of them.
I have four cabbage patch kids,Lanie,Joe,Kitty,and Bob.
Thanks for reliving my childhood!! 80’s Rock !! I had every toy except the hopping thing. Also we had a teddy Ruxbin telephone
U guys should do 24hrs in the 80's
😂Some of them were creepy, but so are some of today’s toys....
I grew up in the 80s and I remember all these toys. I had a Teddy Ruxpin -- the original one -- but unfortunately, it was a used one that my mom picked up at a garage sale and it didn't talk. I also was into Care Bears and still have my Tenderheart Bear (I originally wanted Cheer Bear but that wasn't available when I was taken to pick out a Care Bear, so Tenderheart was my next choice). I remember playing with Lite Brites, but for some reason, I never had one of my own and it was something I always played with at other people's homes. And I still have my Cabbage Patch doll (which has yarn hair, not the silky kind), that my grandmother won for me in some kind of drawing and gave it to me for Christmas when I was about ten, which was pretty cool! And speaking of 80s' stuff, remember those Sea Monkey kits? Those little critters didn't last very long, but I think they were the coolest things ever!
Had a cabbage patch doll and trolls, remember my siblings having a light bright and waterfall.
Most of my cousins were older than me & had all this stuff. I always thought they had the coolest toys at their house, lol
I'm a 00's (2000's) kid and I had or have all these! I'm a 80's kid at heart!!!
I love you guys!!!
You guys are sweet, funny, beautiful, kind,creative,and you guys make AMAZING CONTENT! I really wish that I could meet you guys.
(I just wanna say)
Penn Charles- funny
Lola- beautiful, funny
Penn- funny, creative, great dad
Kim- funny, great mom
Same
Definitely feel the same way! They're THE BEST! Just like the 80's!
Oh god, I'd forgotten about Teddy Ruxpin. My cousin had one that we got as a hand me down that the eyes were literally popping out from wear and tear. Ended up with a smaller one later more that size that required small tapes. I remember liking it at the time but kinda creeps me out now 😅
80’s kid here. My cabbage patch kids still smell 💜
Cabbage patch dolls, transformers, garbage pail kids, creepy crawlers, Atari 2600, my little ponies…memories!
My younger brother had a Teddy Ruxpin. We had to return it like 3 times because it kept breaking. Where are the GiJoes, Transformers, and Atari 2600?
myfriend has a teddy ruxpin and i like it
I read teddy lupin and started crying 😭
Teddy Ruxpin is the reason I developed a phobia of talking/dancing bears🤣🤣🤣
I like how the Light Bright nowadays isn't a literal bulb behind that you have to plug in. I remember half blinding myself with it as a kid. xD
They didn't like the trolls! They were (and still are ) one of my fave toys from my childhood. I...Am...WOUNDED!!!
Oh my, I loved the Garage Pail Kids! What a walk down memory lane! Had a Troll like that too, and their reaction to Teddy Ruxpin was exactly the same as mine all those years ago! Hahaha! I used to hate the one my friend had, so so creepy.
Your videos are hilarious!!! I love you guys so much!
Almost bought the new litebrite!!! So cool.
When women try on the Mermaid style of Wedding Dresses on Say Yes to the Dress the bottom reminds me of Troll hair...LOL
I love you guys!!! You always make my day!!!
I know the jingles for most of these toys! I sing them to my kids! My kids have had the Munchhichi, Lite Bright and my granddaughter is presently in love with her mother’s Cabbage Patch doll! I still have my original Garbage Pail cards. As an aside I have all of my aunts original Chrissy dolls from the 70’s.
I can't believe she didn't keep the Cabbage Patch doll! That was a really pretty one 🌺
I would love to see a parody of 1970s toys, like Clackers and the parody stickers (can't remember the name of the brand, though I got every one I could get my hands on) My favorite was the Crust toothpaste one. I never understood the appeal of the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, especially that people stood in line forever and actually had fights to get the last one. I thought they looked like drowned babies and did not want one. I did like the Light Brite (which I think they had in the '70s as well) and the water games.
I never wanted a cabbage patch either. Thought they were ugly.
“Can you and I be friends? “ “NoOOo” ahhh reminds me of my parents and i
Those little troll dolls were here in the 60s guys! They used to have tiny ones in the Bible gum machine!
yup, I had wonderful waterfulls, wanted the lite brite (never had one), trolls, we still own our micro machines and my kids love them, we had a pogo ball, we still have my teddy ruxpin and I did like it!, and of course the cabbage patch dolls. My mom even made some and made clothes for them! I love the 80's and 90's! (I graduated high school in 1999). way to go! But you forgot Popples and tamaguchis (or however they were called), He man and She ra, smurfs, polly pockets, pound puppies, etc
Polly Pockets!!! My older cousin had a bunch & would let me 0lay with them, they were the Coolest Thing! Even bigger than the American Girl stuff she let me play with!
My older brother knocked down an old lady at Kmart to get my cabbage patch doll for me.
did he have to buy it or did the old lady steal it?
I hope that old lady didn't get hurt.
@@lex4679 My mom bought it, he didn't mean to knock her down.
@@BigBea73 oh okay
This is why being an old Millenial is difficult. I'm 10+ years younger than Penn and Kim, but I played with most of this stuff.
Hi holderness family! Your videos are amazing, they always make me smile, and they make my day! Love you guys!❤️
Thank you for making us smile!
I loved the cabbage kids dolls
I remember with those waterful games you end up with better longevity filling them with distilled water.
80s toys truly were substandard.
So many fun toys hahaha! I may have had one cabbage patch too many lol! And a really extensive garbage pail card collection😁
My mom had a cabidge patch doll until after she got married!
Omg you just showed my whole child hood in one video. :)
My friend has a collection of Monchchi and we were laughing at the name of it
Love this family so so so so much !! Been watching this channel for ages and I’m so happy that your content lives up to how it used to be !! Never change guys 💕💕💕
That means a lot - thank you!
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I wrote a story that had Teddy Ruxpin in it when I was in grade school. I still have it all these years later. Had one on my Christmas list but never got one. I was probably a little too old.
"Its creepy and it has freckles"
People with freckles:
☹ (including me)
C'mon now. They're not exactly the target age for these toys. Teddy Ruxpin and Monchichi were more for toddlers and preschoolers. I liked light bright up until age six. And the only fun thing about the troll dolls was collecting them. Everyone knows there is nothing inherently fun about a troll doll itself.
Awesome video! Those were the best toys back in the day! They brought back so many memories 😊. Thanks ❤❤❤
Pogo ball is going to make a come back for sure
I had several troll dolls. My pink one and my orange one were my favorites. I still think they are adorable
I LOVE CPK!I have one named Katherine. She has to be the cutest doll ever. My mom also gave me her old one named felice. My grandma and me like to sew outfits for them. Love you guys!
I got the Young Astronauts special edition CPK (I was in Young Astronauts at the time)and her name was Aurora. :) Came wearing an EVS suit for spacewalking outside the Space Shuttle and everything.
The water swoosh one (#2) was my jam!!! Mine you had to get the rings on pegs, and if you swooshed the water too hard the rings already on pegs would fly off. Good times!
An interesting video. However, I have to say that Lite-Brite is not exclusively a 1980s toy but rather it has been around for just about forever. The same with the Troll Dolls.
Omg love that you included Garbage pail kids cards!!! Teddy was a high dollar toy back in the day and my Yarn hair Cabbage Patch was definitely a prized possession back in the day
You should show them the Monchichi commercials... Monchichi Monchichi, oh so soft and cuddly....