Halloween Belly Picture Ideas

by Jan

Halloween Pregnancy Belly Painting Ideas. A pregnant belly painted like an eyeball.

We have some amazing (and a few horrifying!) Halloween belly picture ideas for those of you who will be pregnant when Trick or Treat rolls around.

Painting your bump as a pumpkin or something cute and spooky not only makes for an excellent pregnancy picture photo op but if the timing is right, your painted tummy can eliminate the need to buy and wear an uncomfortable costume for a night out on the town.

Pregnancy Belly Painting Ideas

Painting your belly as a scary monster with razor sharp teeth for Halloween would be frightful but lots of fun.



Go here to see how to put together a safe pregnant belly painting kit.




If wild animal costumes are your gig, paint baby his or her first wild tiger Halloween costume!





If wild animals and scary creatures that have a nasty tendency to bite aren't your taste then perhaps a less intimidating pregnant belly painting like Winnie the Pooh would be cute, especially if mom and dad have a Winnie the Pooh nursery theme in the works.




If your ultrasound picture turned out especially well, perhaps that would be the best Halloween belly picture ideas ever! Just give your friends an insider's view of what mummy's got in her tummy!




Those are just a few pregnant belly painting ideas for Halloween shared by an amazing artist in Norway who challenged himself to paint his wife's tummy something different on a regular basis.

His artwork should inspire everyone to grab a brush and some paint and use their imagination to create a painting for what may be a once in a lifetime Trick or Treat experience!

I hope that everyone will stop back by Unique Baby Gear Ideasand share their pregnant belly painting ideas with our visitors!

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