Among Friends

[chickenbutt]

I loved my stuffed animals so much but, because I loved them, she made them disappear.

[PA Mom-mom]

Roller Skates! (The kind with a key.) Not sure if they are considered a "toy."

[Peaches McPhee]

Oh, my, I haven't thought of Josie the cow girl in years!  Thanks for the memory!

[catter70]

I don't remember how old I was but I received a battery operated car,I would say prior to 1960. I drove it all over inside the house. It could carry up to 75 lbs.

[patbz]

I loved my Sparkle Plenty doll; I loved her smell!  Eventually I wore out three of them.  They weren't very sturdy (composite face and soft rubber body) from early fifties, never even seen one in reasonable shape on Ebay.

[going to Carolina]

I loved my dolls. I had a Tiny Tears, a Betsy Wetsy and Poor Pitiful Pearl! Also a walking doll (thats what they called them).

[ECBG]

Blonde Ponytail Barbie!

I had a weekly allowance and saved it.  Almost every weekend I'd go down town to see my favorite grandmother where that side of our family had a large shoe store.  As I became older and responsible, young for today's standards, I was allowed to go around to the other stores and look.  All of the shop owners new each other.  

I'd go to the toy store and get her clothes.  I still have all of it, but I no longer have her sports car.  I took it into the sand pile!!!

[SandySparkles]

My favorite was my Easy Bake Oven! I felt like such a big girl when I would invite my friends over and "cook" for them with the play pots, pans and dishes I got to go along with it. 

To say I was excited is an understatement. I was elated then, and have a big smile on my face as we share these warm memories now.😁

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[godi]

@lil spot The ballerina doll was my favorite also. I just loved her. I wore her out. My dad couldn't keep up on the batteries. 

[Chicagosuburbangirl]

My Italian Barbie, because she looked like me!