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Have you rediscovered a childhood hobby as anadult? We’d like to hear from you

Have you found yourself returning to a hobby, activity or pastime you loved when you were younger?

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Guardian community team3 Sept 2026, 09:50 amUpdated 1h ago1 min readLife and styleLife and style
Have you rediscovered a childhood hobby as an adult? We’d like to hear from you

Life and style — Guardian community team

A growing number of adult enthusiasts are rediscovering their love for lego , helping to fuel a surge in sales that has boosted the Danish toymaker’s revenues by 21%.

But Lego isn’t the only childhood pastime people are returning to. From collecting Pokémon cards to roller skating or playing video games, we want to know what you’ve rediscovered as an adult.

What did you love doing when you were younger and what prompted you to take it up again? Does it bring back happy memories, help you relax or make new friends? Do you enjoy it differently as an adult – perhaps because you now have more freedom or money to spend on it? Why do you think nostalgic hobbies have a particular appeal at the moment?

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But Lego isn’t the only childhood pastime people are returning to. From collecting Pokémon cards to roller skating or playing video games, we want to know what you’ve rediscovered as an adult.

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Source: theguardian.com · Guardian community team. Published 3 Sept 2026, 09:50 am.

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