15 Old-School Disney Products You Absolutely Had in Your Childhood Home

Sadly, I never had one of these, mostly because I couldn't fathom needing a sleeping bag for anything, but every single one of my friends had one.

Buy your own: Little Mermaid Sleeping Bag ($19)

I did have Lion King bedding for a while, though. It was after Barbie and Winnie the Pooh and before ditching cartoons and going for the oh-so-mature theme of tropical paradise.

Buy your own: Lion King Pillowcase ($14)

This handy toy let you see scenes of your favorite Disney flicks through the little lens as you flipped through the pictures. I'm pretty sure we still have one at my parents' house.

Buy your own: Disney View-Master ($25)

Guess where I kept all my pennies? (It was never more than pennies because saving money has never been my strong suit.) I kept them inside my Winnie the Pooh bank, of course.

Buy your own: Winnie the Pooh Bank ($19)

Did you and your friends have to coordinate who had which lunch box so that you all had something different? No? Well, we did. All of us had a variety of these hard-case boxes with a Thermos inside.

Buy your own: Little Mermaid Lunch Box ($25)

My love of charm bracelets started with the Disney ones I had as a child. I still collect charms now, and several of them are Disney themed.

Buy your own: Little Mermaid Charm Bracelet ($20)

With my Beast puppet, I liked to make him much friendlier than the actual Beast was. I know he's just a misunderstood guy, but he was still kind of an ass in the beginning.

Buy your own: Beauty and the Beast Puppet ($15)

My introduction to video games wasn't through these handheld Disney ones, however, I played my Lion King one nonstop.

Buy your own: Beauty and the Beast Handheld Game ($30)

I had so, so many of these, partially because I just had a lot of books, but also because I had to have everything Disney, and these books helped me become a better reader.

Buy your own: My First Read-Along ($12)

This cup collection was the greatest thing Burger King ever did. My Lion King cup (are we sensing a pattern to what my favorite movie might have been?) was my all-time-favorite cup until it disappeared. I eventually bought a new one on eBay a few years ago, but that one disappeared too. Best cups ever.

Buy your own: Set of Two Pocahontas Glasses ($10)

Yes, I had this playset. Yes, it was basically like a Polly Pocket but Lion King themed. It was Pride Rock with all the characters, but I could pack it all up and throw it in my supercool sequined purse and bring it to church to play.

Buy your own: Lion King Playset ($20)

Back when my dad would get me every single Disney cartoon on VHS, they would come with a movie cell and a watch, so I had a whole lot of Disney watches.

Buy your own: Mickey Mouse Watch ($30)

I probably had every single one of these Little Golden Books, which weren't exclusive to Disney but did have a lot of Disney stories.

Buy your own: Little Golden Book ($6)

Do you remember going to the Disney Store at the mall and there being that giant mountain of plush toys in the back of the store? Disney designed that after what my house looked like. My plush toy collection was and still is rather large, to say the least.

Buy your own: Plush Meeko ($32)

I imagine you can still get some variety of these glittery tumblers either at the Disney parks or in various stores, but nothing compares to the original ones from our childhood that were covered in 101 Dalmatians or, what else, Lion King.

Buy your own: Set of Four Glitter Tumblers ($23)