Childhood Memory - Favorite Toys.

I had some wooden ducks that were on a string with little wheels on them and I pulled those behind me and loved them..I can remember those as far back as age 3. I do not remember any other toys except for spinning tops.

Mine was my Shirley Temple doll that Santa ( well that is what the card said) gave me. I still have it. Does that tell you how old I am?

My sister and I got a Fisher-Price oven one year for Christmas, which I loved. We would always "cook" our little plastic foods in it, and later we converted it to Barbie and Ken's apartment complex. The Christmas when I was four, my parents also made me and my sister a Barbie dollhouse... they converted it from a bookcase. It was so nice. They put real linoleum in the kitchen and glued small rugs to the living room and bedroom floors. Wallpaper on the "walls" and cut out pictures of appliances like an oven and refrigerator in the kitchen, a TV (with a picture of the Wizard of Oz glued to it) in the living room, even cut out pictures of toys to glue on the walls in the kids' room to make it look like there was a shelf with teddy bears sitting on it...and they built doll furniture to go in it. We knew they were making it for us before Christmas and were so excited when it was finally done and put under the tree. We had it exactly one day and then my cousins came over and one of them shoved her fingernail through the wallpaper in the living room and tore it. Their family was way better off financially than ours was, and they got the REAL Barbie Dream House for Christmas...and I guess my cousin couldn't stand seeing us with anything nice, so she ruined it. My favorite toys were probably my Barbies, I had a ton of those when I was a kid. I always asked for new ones for Christmas and my birthday, and I would spend my Christmas money I got from my mom's parents on new dolls too. Most of my Barbies were the cheap ones that just came wearing a bathing suit, but I didn't care. Half the time they didn't wear clothes anyway. XD Oh, and then there is my Bubba Bear, which I got for Christmas when I was five. He was my favorite teddy bear and I still sleep with him all these years later.

One Christmas Santa gave me a bride doll. She was beautiful with her fancy bridal gown. She became my favorite toy for several years.

A b.b. rifle i got one christmas as a very young child. I still have it and use it once a year on those invasive species known as aluminum cans

I got this ventriloquist puppet called Tommy Talker that I loved. I use to practice all the time. I want to be a ventriloquist. I was never very good at it but it was a lot of fun. I still have him packed away in a box somewhere.

I did not have any toys of mine till I was about seven but my brother had them and so I had to play with them. My sister had a humming top that I used to like playing with and a monkey that would walk up a stick kind of thing but I could only play with those when I went to her house.

One year I got a karaoke machine and that was my favorite present in the world since I always loved singing, my parents bought that for me. =)

I had a barbie doll and later on a Ken doll that I liked. Five years ago I sold the Barbie doll and Ken doll on ebay for five hundred dollars each with their clothes.

I liked hot wheels, barbies, and light brite. My mom brought them for me. Etch a Sketch kept me busy and silly puddy too.

I had a dancing doll and that doll was my favorite but I gave it to my cousin because I grown up and that doll was liked by my little cousin

I would say building blocks which were bought by late parents.

We loved playing house too, me and my little sister.

@Courtlynn Probably my favorite toys were my bride-doll, Barbie and Ken, and my bicycle.

I do not remember playing much with dolls.I was always among the plants and wildflowers in the back yard looking at the butterflies and damsel flies.I remember playing with yo-yos and some toys bought from the fair.

I still have a Popcorn Junior machine my aunt got me after I was in a serious accident at age 3. It looks just like the machine at the theater, except it is small. It had a scoop, little boxes for the popcorn. It still lights up, but I have no desire to try it out LOL - after all it is 67 years old.

@Courtlynn My grandma had a plastic cow pull toy. I loved that cow, if we tipped its head back, it would moo! lol

Dolls were were my favorites. I had all my dolls until our house burned down.

My favorite toy was a large Teddy bear called Big Molly.I love my toy because it kept me company as the only child then.I will bath, feed and clothe her.We were really good friends.

Mine was Lego. Before that I had this soft toy when a was a toddler.