I have never heard of these but they look super cute and im sure my girls would have loved one each. They were all 80 and 90s kids but never mentioned them to me. I was always buying them decrotive writing pads and little diarys with fancy coloured pen sets

My family could never afford one of these for me and, I have 2 boys and they certainly didn’t want anything like these either. Now if I had a daughter, I definitely would have bought one

I had one of these when I was younger and am thinking of getting my daughter one for Christmas. I think she will love it.

I am a 1987 kid and I don’t remember these at all. They are cute, but don’t understand the fuss.

They look cute. I grew up in Europe so haven’t seen these around when I was young

I have fond memories of my pink dinky diary ????

My daughter would love one of these dairies.

I have a very vague memory of them. They were so cool!

I had one of these when I was in primary school – I remember another girl took to their liking and pinched mine 🙁

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  That’s so sad they did that, I loved mine. I thought it was so cool.

I love that they are back! I was obsessed with mine as a kid! I am so getting one for my little one!

Ah, the ‘Dinky Diary’ – the ultimate childhood status symbol, making a magnetic close lip cooler than any magnet on the fridge! If only we could travel back in time and show our younger selves these revived treasures; they’d probably ask, ‘Does it come with a side of nostalgia?’. But hey, who needs a time machine when you’ve got diaries that bring back memories sweeter than any sticker inside?

I don’t remember these at all, but they’re a good idea.

What a great idea for young ones

I’ve never heard of these but I love a manual diary. When everything is heading to tech and online, it’s so refreshing to see something tangible that kids can use.

The big difference is that in the 80’s and 90’s there was no phone that also can keep the dates established for when you are doing what and where. Also my children tell me they can’t write that well – I guess it’s because they don’t have to practice like once we all would have done.

I got these from santa each year, felt very grown up to have a diary and plan things.

I don’t remember them. We didn’t have a lot of things growing up not because we were poor but because my parents probably thought it was unnecessary. The price today is a little steep though.

I am so excited! I can finally get my own instead of an almost finished hand-me-down from my sister!

Nope, don’t remember/ never had one

Omg I loved mine when I was in primary school! Will have to get one for my kids!