From Tin Can phones to Barbie dolls and VHS, how millennials and Gen Z are bringing their childhood to their Gen Alpha kids

Ester Torres has given her daughter some of her old Tinker Bell toys and bought some 2000s Barbie dolls. Ester Torres Parents are finding ways to incorporate nostalgia and analog items into their homes. They're buying physical media, getting bulky kitchen TVs, introducing landline-style phones, and more. The retro items help millennial and Gen Z parents connect with their kids and teach independence. You don't have to aimlessly scroll through Netflix or Disney Plus at Deketria Gooden-Jackso...