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October brings the annual challenge of selecting Halloween costumes for the family. The struggle is real, especially when trying to get the kids to settle on one idea. “No, sweetie, you can’t be a zombie-robot-unicorn! I don’t want to buy three separate costumes just to combine them!”
Another hurdle is keeping the little ones from changing their minds every week. I’m sure I’m not alone in this; when I finally piece together or order a costume, I’ve braced myself for the inevitable “Can I be something else?” that follows. That’s why I was tickled when I came across a delightful post by Lisa Gardner on Instagram. We’ve all been in that boat!
To ease your costume planning, here are ten fun costume ideas for kids in 2021 (not in any particular order). Sometimes, a little inspiration from others is just what we need!
- Miguel from Disney’s Coco
If your child loves music or Disney films, this adorable Coco costume is an affordable and straightforward choice—just add a guitar! - Freddie Mercury
For the little music lover who can nail “Under Pressure,” this Freddie Mercury costume is perfect. A pink tank top and black leather skirt can elevate the look. - Wayne and Garth
Channeling the iconic duo from “Wayne’s World” makes for a hilarious costume. It works for both kids and adults, especially with an epic mullet wig. - Lil’ Bernie Sanders
This mini Bernie is too cute! The hairline is spot-on, and I can already envision a portable chair made of cardboard for the little one to carry. - Ruth Bader Ginsburg
For politically-minded families, this RBG costume is a fantastic option. Little girls will love dressing up as this iconic figure when they’re old enough to appreciate it. - Somebody’s Grandparent
There’s always room for more geriatric-themed costumes! A wig made of cotton balls can be a fun DIY project for the kids to help with. - The Sanderson Sisters
If your kids are into classic Halloween vibes, you can’t go wrong with a Sanderson Sisters costume. “Oh look! Another glorious Halloween. Makes me sick!” - Pennywise
For a creepier twist, consider a Pennywise costume. Just make sure it’s suitable for your child’s age and personality, and definitely skip it for school. - A S’more
For something sweeter, a s’more costume is a fun and unique idea. Food-related costumes are always a hit, and this one is absolutely adorable! - Madeline
Lastly, this charming Madeline costume embodies bravery and adventure. It’s a simple outfit that kids can wear long after Halloween is over.
A huge thanks to the creative accounts that have shared their kids’ costumes this year, providing me with tons of inspiration. If you’re one of those parents who plans ahead and posts early, kudos to you! I’m in a bit of a pickle with just under three weeks to go and am battling the urge to buy six costumes for my two kids. Help!
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