That if you were born in 1997 you were not a 90's kid

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Just as the title says really. They would have only been 3 by the year 2000. They are a 00's kid, right?

My cut off for anyone claiming they are a child of the decade they were born in is 19X3 maybe 19X4 at a push and even then most of their childhood would have been spent in the next decade

I was born 78 but I prefer music and stuff from 60s/70s
I grew up in the 80s but don't use today at all with that period, can't even remember it..

93 - some of my best memories are of the late 90s. I think it’s easy for me to distinguish as we moved to the other end of the country in 2000. Early 00’s a bit of blur that I can’t really attach much too, then late 00’s definitely associate with teen years.

Ridiculous for anyone born in the second half - hell, even the last two thirds - of a decade, to consider themselves a child of that decade. You're a child of the decade that most of your childhood memories are from - and, hint, if you were 3 when the decade ended, it ain't that decade.

I was born in 1990 and consider myself a 90s kid, I have so many fond memories of the late 90s.

Born 68, 70s kid and 80s teenager/raving to new romantics.

I understood the PP straightaway with regards to standing on an escalator/stepping on a farm/crossing the road.

Public service announcements were brought to us by the COI (Central Office of Information)

Born 82 but consider myself a 90's child really. I can't remember much about being under 8, didn't lick my own clothes, music to listen to or telly to watch. The only exception is I'm definately an 80's movie kid

Yep, scared of getting stuck in a refrigerator for the same reasons.

Think I may have solved why I am slightly scared of escalators too.

For those wondering why kids of the 70s might end up farm/escalator phobic

There were some interesting creative choices made for safety films intended to be shown in primary schools back in the day.

I think I was 9 when we were all frog marched into the assembly hall, the massive telly on legs was wheeled in, the big curtains drawn so we were in the dark.

I thought it was a special occasion and we were getting some unexpected Basil Brush.

But no... it was half an hour of

78 so an 80s child but the 90s were my favourite!

And yeah. The safety films 😫

Oh easy I was born 60 and was a child of the 60s/70s. DC in 94 (just) abd 98. DS is a child of the 90s, naughties and tenties; DD a chld of the noughties and tenties. Both gen z.

What about war babies then, this century and last? And before, probably sadly next too. Meh

YANBU.

I was born in 1986 but consider myself a 90's child/Noughties teen because this is where my memories are although I guess I probably do remember something of the late 80's it's not a time I associate anything in particular with.

I absolutely love 80's music though :o

Born 78. I'm a child of the 80s/teen of the 90s.

I was born in 1969, I was a child of the 70s and an 80s teen.

I got the farm and escalator comment too. I’m still a bit iffy about escalators.

I was 1991 and I claim to be 90s/noughties kid ha

1968, and all my childhood memories are of the 70's, and my teen music influences 80's. My fashion influences were solidified in the 90's when I was in my twenties with a tweek here and there for relevance and changing body shape. Everything else is a work in progress and has no real nostalgia for me.

I was born in 77 so I consider myself to be an 80s child and a 90s teenager

I was 94. The only reason I feel like a 90s kid is because I lived in a back water where everything takes five years to filter through (no joke, I visiting right now and there are people walking around with colourful hair! It’s like time travel).

I was born in 1966. So I have hardly any memory of being around in the sixties and would call myself a child of the seventies and early eighties.

Born 78, class myself as a child of the 80s!

(Which is great as most of the classic rock I still listen to was from the 80s!)

Born mid 50s I am happy to be a child of the 60s and remember the Summer of Love with great fondness. Great music through the 60s and 70s with so much change and excitement.

93. Definitely consider myself a 90's kid.

Born in the late 80's, definitely a 90's kid, and a 00's teenager. Basically growing up was EPIC!