<p>lololu, I agree with you on Carlin as Mr. Conductor. Was that Community Service hours or something?</p>
<p>Raffi music!</p>
<p>DD is 19 and DS is 16.</p>
<p>In addition to many of the above listed movies, television programs, toys, etc. I’ll add</p>
<p>Junie B Jones books
The Babysitters Club books
Marvin Redpost series (Louis Sachar for younger children)
Gel pens in bright colors with black paper
The Rugrats and Doug Funny for DS (yes, I’m a bad parent for letting my darlings watch non PBS TV sometimes–haha)
Dudley the Dragon for DS (this was a PBS show that I think came from Canada)
friendship bracelet kits and other craft kits for DD
Razor scooters</p>
<p>I also have not been able to get rid of the boxes of Beanie Babies.</p>
<p>Nintendo. Super Nintendo. Whatever came after Super Nintendo. PC games. (My son had a one-track mind.)</p>
<p>For my daughter, Polly Pocket when she was little, anything related to Lord of the Rings later on. (I remember when seeing the new Lord of the Rings movie plus getting the extended edition of last year’s and watching all the extras consumed Winter Break.)</p>
<p>Sailor Moon
Barney
Little House on the Praire (spelling?) series
anything Disney</p>
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What a fabulous idea!!! Our high schools have those all-night parties,too. I volunteered at older son’s, and thought the fancy-schmancy over-the-top decorating ideas were a little much. The kids would have the rest of their lives for that sort of thing. But a reminiscent look at the toys of their childhood? How much better that would have been!</p>