This ‘80s Childhood Favorite Is Making a Comeback and Millennial Parents are ‘So Ready'
This '80s Childhood Favorite Is Making a Comeback and Millennial Parents are 'So Ready' originally appeared on Parade.
Ready to dive back into a sweet slice of childhood? Strawberry Shortcake, that beloved '80s icon, is making a delightful comeback, and millennial parents couldn't be more excited. This time, she's not just starring in reruns or vintage toys, but in a brand-new line of board books designed to charm a whole new generation of little readers. I'm not a parent, but I'm definitely going to gift these to all my favorite little ones this year!
Set to launch this fall, the new Strawberry Shortcake books bring the classic characters and themes we all loved, like friendship, kindness and adventure, right into storytime. But there's a fun twist: one of the children's books features a scratch-and-sniff experience, a nostalgic nod to the original scented dolls that made the '80s so memorable. Imagine the joy of little fingers rubbing the pages, releasing sweet berry scents that transport parents and kids alike back to simpler, sunnier days.
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The colorful illustrations showcase Strawberry Shortcake and her Berry Besties: Apple Dumplin', Orange Blossom, Lemon Meringue, Blueberry Muffin, Raspberry Tart and Lime Chiffon in all their charming glory, bringing the gang's signature sweetness to life in vivid detail. These new board books are a sensory celebration of friendship and fun that both kids and their parents can savor together.For millennial parents (and older parents or grandparents), this comeback hits home in a big way. Many of them grew up with Strawberry Shortcake as a staple of their childhood, and now they get to pass on that magic to their own kids. It's the perfect blend of nostalgia and new memories in the making. The stories celebrate timeless values that resonate just as much today—being kind, supporting friends, and embracing what makes each of us special.
This return is a heartfelt invitation for families to connect across generations. It's the kind of thing that turns ordinary bedtime into a special moment filled with stories that sparkle with sweetness and meaning.
So get ready, parents! Strawberry Shortcake is officially coming back, berry sweet as ever, ready to charm your kids and bring a little '80s magic into your home once again.This '80s Childhood Favorite Is Making a Comeback and Millennial Parents are 'So Ready' first appeared on Parade on Jun 26, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 26, 2025, where it first appeared.
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