37 Toys You Definitely Had If You Grew Up in the Early 2000s

Recess was always a blast with a Skip-It ($17, originally $19) around your ankle.

The responsibility of owning a Tamagotchi ($20, originally $17) was real but super satisfying (and slightly addicting).

The virtual world of Webkinz ($20) was all the rage, prompting us to own many of these small animals.

We could have spent days putting together our Playmobil ($70) kits.

Tiny and adorable, you could never go wrong with a Polly Pocket ($17).

The Bop It! ($15, originally $16) could occupy us for hours on end.

Because who didn't love owning an American Girl Doll ($65)?

Mad Libs ($5) was a sleepover must.

Tell us, was there anything better than doodling in this Lisa Frank Coloring Book and Stickers Super Set ($12) after school?

Sleepovers got a whole better when the VideoNow ($48) was around.

Who else tried to pop these YoYa Toys Beadeez Unicorn Squishy Stress Balls ($20)?

If you had a My Scene Doll ($70), you were so fetch.

Let's be real, Razor A-Kick Scooters ($30) are still the best mode of transportation.

If you had a Bratz Doll ($25), you were automatically in the cool crowd.

An old-school classic, this Rienar Accurate Spinning Top ($8) kept us entertained during class.

Doodling was 100 times more fun with the YoYa Toys Liquipen ($25).

When the lights turned low, this Spinning Light-Up Wand ($14) come out.

Watching a Slinky ($3, originally $4) go downstairs was peak entertainment.

You knew it was a good day when you got to play the Candy Land Board Game ($13).

It was game on when this Aqua Mini Water Ring Game ($9) was involved.

This Baby Alive ($45, originally $63) grows. up. Who else is terrified?

Mario Kart was the name of the game when the Nintendo DS ($55) came out.

This DDR Dance Mat ($34) made playdates a success.

Get in the zone! Guitar Hero ($70) was the most intense game of all.

The fun was never-ending when you were playing on this Game Boy Advance ($55).

Who else had a huge collection of Teenie Beanies ($5)?

Sleepovers always consisted of these Temporary Butterfly Tattoos ($7).

When the iPod Nano ($39) came out, all other toys and online games were put to shame.

Cute and cozy, a Pillow Pet ($32) was the best to snuggle with.

If you didn't play Twister ($20) at family game night, was it even family game night?

Let's just say that Heelys ($55) were both a toy and fashion statement.

OK, Aquapets ($16, originally $18) were so soothing to watch. Let's bring them back!

Who didn't love Groovy Girls ($15)? They were so cute!

Trading Rubber Bracelets ($11 for 48-pack) sometimes felt more like a chore than a game.

These Glitter Tattoos ($6) were hot, hot, hot.

Playing with Silly Bandz ($5, originally $6) during class is what got us through the school day.

Oddly creepy yet still cute, the Tickle Me Elmo ($42, originally $38) was a hit back then (and now).