Step back into the past and rediscover these '90s kids' shows that deserve a second look.

A mom's experiment with screen time found that '90s kids' TV shows changed her children's behavior, leaving them less overstimulated and sleeping better.

As loved as shows like Barney & Friends, Mr. Bean, and In Living Color were in the '90s, they would not hold up the same in today's TV landscape.

Janie George's home has VHS movies, trading cards, a typewriter, and more, bringing in some nostalgia and analog tech.

Before constant notifications and structured enrichment, after-school life in the 90s had its own unmistakable rhythm. These ...

Yeh Dil Aashiquana is set to re-release in theatres ahead of Valentine's Day, sparking nostalgia among 90s kids. Take a look at the release date here.

Cartoon Network Classics: Kids of the 90s grew up with Tom & Jerry, Scooby-Doo, and The Flintstones. Cartoon Network was the ...

Made up of 32 episodes, the series, which first screened in 1967, was added to the streaming service as part of the ...

Maggie Dietert shared the day she played '90s with her kids — which included outside time and snack on a paper plate just.average.mom/Instagram Maggie Dietert needed a way to get her kids out of the ...

Many modern children’s TV shows have come under fire recently as they’ve been accused of being overstimulating, and parents are looking for low-stimulation shows for their kids to watch instead.

Yet another classic children's TV show has been hit with a trigger warning in an ITV crackdown - all because it shows a ...

The '90s were one of the heydays of network television, but not every outstanding program from the decade gets the recognition it deserves.