1990s kids

The ultimate love is something that only our parents can give us. And as proof, all over the internet there are plenty of pictures of mothers cooking masterpieces and sewing prom dresses for their daughters and dads building tree houses and making the funnest family costumes for Halloween.

Pocahontas Cups

1992 Sears Christmas Book, Page 196

Kids of the 1990s are now the parents of today. What 90s cartoons did you love as a child that you think your own children will enjoy as well? We wanted to mine that question to discover the best cartoons for kids that still hold up today and that young audiences will thoroughly enjoy. Even if you don’t have kids, you might want to get a touch nostalgic and revisit some of your favorite toons. That’s totally fine!

1993 JCPenney Christmas Book, Page 178

Sidewalk Chalk & Hopscotch!

And clowns weren't the scary crux of your childhood.

“My bedroom in 1996 on my 11th birthday. Starting to phase out of my “Lion King” obsession.” 📸: @90snatalie #90s #90skid #90skids #90sgirl...

These are the best movies set in New York City, including Hollywood classics, flashy musicals, and more than one rom-com with a magazine-editor protagonist.