“Unlock the Nostalgia: 10 Unforgettable 90s UK Childhood Memories That Will Take You Back in Time!”
Upon its release in 1998, every child wanted a Furby and they sold like crazy. It’s odd to think that the first ‘domestic robot’ was a toy, but if you grew up as a child in the 90s, you’re sure to remember playing with these guys.
Getting Home In Time To Watch Art Attack Was Crucial
Every week Neil came up with crazy new challenges and created some amazing pieces of art that kids could join in with at home (if your mum and dad would let you!). Alongside his friend ‘The Head’, Neil co-hosted the iconic TV series which is sure to live on in every ’90s kid’s memory.
If you’re struggling to remember this classic perhaps “This is an Art Attack. THIS is an Art Attack. THIS IS Art Attack!” rings some bells?
Summer Was For Tie-Dye
Ah, tie-dye. The most fun (and messiest!) summer holiday activity. With a £2 basic t-shirt and a couple of bottles of dye at the ready, you got to create your own super cool top. Growing up in the ’90s meant there was minimal technology to keep you occupied, so arts and crafts were king.
Tie-dye shirts were trendy, arty and took less than half an hour to make. You then hung them on the line for a couple of hours to dry off. The best bit was the street cred you got when you told everyone you made the top yourself.
The Spice Girls Ruled
When it came to the pop charts, the Spice Girls were always always at the top and featured in every kid’s karaoke list. “Spice Up Your Life,” “Viva Forever,” and “Stop” were probably up there in your top three songs of the ’90s, no matter what your gender.
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