To want to know the childhood toy/game you'd still love to have now?

[WeShallHaveFogByTeatime]

Mine would be the flat bed of the Fisher price campervan. He was my best friend growing up, I pulled that truck everywhere (he also had a name)
I can't justify buying one from eBay, but if I see one at a charity shop it's coming home with me and I'm in my fifties.
If I could gift you one of your childhood toys now what would it be?

Labyrinth (wooden maze ball game)
I wasted half my childhood on it :-)

I had a Magic Robot. He had a little notch in his base, so when you fitted it into the thing in the centre he always moved round the same amount of moves. That guaranteed the right answer!

I wish teenage me had not demolished my beautiful Sindy House 😩

2 xl? My little brother had that, I was so annoyed because I wanted it and got girl stuff instead.

Fisher Price activity centre. My kids loved them and no annoying batteries either.

Lights Alive (my older sister’s)
toy typewriter (ditto)
spirograph looked fun
mini Polly pocket toys I would collect from coco pops (20p postage) wish I had kept them to pass on to dc

My Polly Pockets, Sindy dolls, Oh Penny treehouse and campervan, the fashion wheel that @VeronicaSawyer89 posted.

Oh and my Jem and the Holograms dolls and Crystal Maze board game. I think it's clear what decade I was a child in 😂

I loved my finders keepers snail. I would hide my "treasure" in there and take the key everywhere

Showing my age here but a Magic Roundabout track that I had but eventually broke and characters went “missing”, I know you have the bench and Dougal sister.

Also, this was my sister’s board game and she’s older than me but a Haunted House game that was set up into four rooms, had a chimney and a metal ball that clinked down the stairs. I can’t remember the name but was always so thrilled when sister got it out for all three of us to play. It got lost in a house move I think.

And finally since I’m going for three wishes my Swedish doll’s house, very seventies with orange carpeting, orange and brown settee, a fridge with miniature food (plastic chicken anyone?). I got various bits added for birthdays and Christmas including lights and a balcony. My Mum gave that away …

So many good toys.

I had a board game called I vant to bite your finger. It was a vampire game and when you landed on certain spaces he would open his cape and you had to put your finger to his mouth. If you got blood on your finger you lost the game. Always totally amazed me when I saw the 'blood'

I loved spiro graph and weebles and play family. I also had a dusty bin!

I had Jem and I think Aja or Asa I remember she had blue hair. And one of the dolls had flashing earrings . I thought they were amazing.

Child of the 70s too - what wonderful pictures I could create with my etch-a-sketch! And weebles! But what I'd really want is my table top skittles. It was a wooden set, and the skittles were on a little platform but attached with string so they never went flying off. You just pulled a little knob at the front to reset them. I tried to find one on ebay a few years ago when I was preparing boxing day games for an extended family gathering, but none were attached and all cost a fortune. I do still have several of my childhood games, though, and they still get used now - connect 4, downfall, mastermind, battleships... Things were made to last then!

Fashion wheel and Spirograph are still available!

Clackers - I wonder where they went.

I had a board game called fairground by waddingtons, it was in a yellow box and was a version of monopoly. All the squares were fairground attractions and the pictures were so pretty! I'd love it for my daughter now. Tried eBay etc but no joy.

Me too. I just love pushing a pram

I thought I had dreamt those little dolls! I used to love them, but no one else has ever known what I was talking about.

I would like my electronic game where a chicken plays noughts and crosses with you. It had "I took a lickin' from a chicken" written on it, and I was obsessed.

I don't know if my mind is playing tricks on me but I'm sure I had this. Either way it's a work of art. Give up Netflix Lol.

I’m still gutted I never got Mr Frosty

I think we can get away with buying a child ourselves a Spirograph on the basis it’s educational. After all there’s a mathematical explanation on Wikipedia

@WednesdaysChild50
Come the revolution we will be divided into two camps. Those of us that didn't get Mr Frosty (me included) and the "others"

My big magic set. I was very into magic tricks and spent many hours studying books of how to do them.

My Stickle Bricks and all my old Fuzzy Felt sets.

I had this and it was re-released when my 10yo was a baby, so I got one for her too!

I also had Magic Robot, I’d forgotten all about that!

I still have my childhood Spirograph, guess who and monster crunch.