Fun Baby Halloween Costumes, Patterns and Ideas

Check out all the cute ideas for baby Halloweeen costumes that we have for you! Get baby all dressed up for the party in one of the unique outfits made just for infants and toddlers! I wonder where all the ideas for kids costumes come from! Remember the days when mom's bed sheets and a pointed witch's hat were the only options available?



Remember costumes are not only for babies to wear on Trick or Treat! Baby girls wear their ballet tutus as dress up clothes. At Christmas lots of new parents like to dress their infant up in a bright red Santa Claus costume or even as one of his reindeer. In the spring, there is Easter and nothing's cuter than a baby Easter bunny costume with big floppy ears and a fluffy cottontail!

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There is no good reason for a busy mom to go dragging out the sewing machine and go scouting for costume patterns. The do-it-yourself costume using items lying around the house is highly over-rated. Give yourself and the glue gun a rest and don't risk baby's costume falling apart before Trick or Treat is finished. Modern infant costumes are cheap when you consider how many hours it takes to sew your baby a respectable costume! Who wants to try and sew their own baby porcupine costume when you can buy one for a few dollars?

For the infant not yet able to walk, a baby bunting costume design is an excellent choice. If the night is chilly as well as spooky, there's room for extra layers along with super absorbent diapers inside the costume. Some bunting baby Halloween costumes have an attached hood and others may have a matching cap. I have always found that one piece baby items are easy to keep up with. Somehow mittens, caps and booties end up without their partner!

Infant black cat costumes are easy to assemble with very little more than a cute nose and whiskers painted on with baby safe face paint and an infant's black leotard. Attach a stuffed kitty cat's tale and your outfit is complete! You can convert the kitten costume into a baby skunk costume with the easy application of a white stripe!

Baby monkey costumes are easy to make and you can choose from the sock monkey, organ grinder or cheeky monkey variety.

No matter what customs, themes or traditions that you observe on Halloween there is a cute choice for your child. Many have coordinating adult costumes so that you can play dress up with your babies!

For baby boys there are:

• Super Heroes
• Fireman Baby Halloween Costumes
• Baby Bikers
• Jungle or Wild Animals
• Favorite Characters from Star Wars
• Raggedy Andy
• Elvis Presley
• Peter Pan
• Einstein Baby Genius
• Clown Jester Baby Halloween Costume
• Pirate

For baby girls there are:

• Sesame Street Puppets
• Movie Stars and Diva Baby Halloween Costumes
• Heavenly Angels
• Raggedy Ann Baby Halloween Costumes
• Hawaiian Hula Girls
• Fairies or Fairy Princess
• Kitty Cat

Some unisex ideas would be

• Sassy food items such as hot chili peppers or lobsters
• Chocolate Kisses
• 1950s Poodle Skirts
• Disney Characters
• Anne Geddes
• The Great Pumpkin or Snoopy

And these are just a few! Use your imagination and create your own original outfits.

Take care that the costume that you choose for your fall festival celebration is both safe and comfortable for the kids. It's always a good idea to avoid string ties, tight elastics or any small items that could become a safety hazard when within reach of your baby's tiny fingers.

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