Halloween Costumes for Newborns and Infants

Where to Find Cute Baby Halloween Costumes

Nicole Mohr
This year will be my baby's first Halloween, and I am very excited to dress him up. Sure, he may be too young to realize what is going on, but I want him to have a great costume nonetheless. For this reason, when my husband wanted to buy a plain old pumpkin costume, I said that we needed to do some research first. The following are some costume ideas for infants that I have found.

Disney

The Disney Store has some really great character costumes for infants, although they do not have anything available for newborns. The costumes include Flounder and Sebastian from The Little Mermaid, Mickey and Minnie, Nemo, and several Winnie the Pooh costumes including Pooh's Hunny Pot, Roo, Eeyore, Piglet, and Tigger.

Some costumes are available in store, while all of these costumes can be purchased online at disneyshopping.com

Target


Target has a wide selection of infant costumes available online, and a few available in store. The ones we saw in the store included a pumpkin, a bumble bee, and a duck. Online they have some more creative costumes. For under $15 they have a soldier, a peapod, a chili pepper, a monkey, a chicken, and a ladybug. For under $30 they have others such as a tootsie roll, a pony, a Hershey kiss, Spiderman, a lion, a panda, and a piece of pizza. The options for newborns were not huge, but for babies 6-12 months the selection was much better. Check them out at target.com

Other online sites


At another online site, brandsonsale.com, I found a large selection of costumes for very reasonable prices. The best thing about this site was the large amount of newborn options including a bunch of different animals (elephant, parrot, octopus, monkey, goat, and more), superheroes (superman, batman, spiderman), bugs, and classic Halloween figures (bat, pumpkin, ghost, pirate). There were also many options for older babies and children.

Costumes4less.com had many of the same costumes as other sites, and despite the name, usually for about the same price. They did have many bunting style costumes that are good for newborns. There were some unique options though, such as an M&M, a clown, a leopard, a policeman, and a fireman. Most costumes were between $15 and $20.

Onestepahead.com had several unique infant costumes, such as a penguin, a koala, a skunk, a lobster, a frog, an owl, a pig, a flower, a wizard, and a knight. Most costumes were between $15 and $30, although some were on sale for cheaper. A few were the bunting style that seems to be good for newborns. Several said "fits newborn to 25 pounds," but I seriously doubt that they would fit any newborn under 10 pounds. I recommend sticking with the bunting style for any baby under 10 pounds.

Published by Nicole Mohr

Niki lives in beautiful So. California, where she enjoys spending time with her friends and family. She is a high school English teacher, youth worker, freelance writer, wife, and mother.  View profile

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  • www.zirigdum.com12/30/2009

    We find wonderfull costumes and very criative. You can see in www.zirigdum.com and contact by e-mail: zirigdumcarnival@gmail.com

    They have costumes unisex and all costumes are wonderfull!!! the costumes show girls are very luxuos and the service is excellet!

  • Halloween Costumes9/20/2009

    I have also found great costumes at CostumeHub.com. Great selection and great prices. Their customer service was also good.

  • Dolly Marie7/27/2009

    Thanks for the ideas. I love the Disney Costumes. I found this site for newborn costumes if anyone would like to check it out. Costumes are not only for Halloween but make great family photos and funny baby pictures. http://www.newborncostumeideas.com/

  • jcorn10/30/2008

    THanks for sharing the sites and congrats on being featured on the front page of AC :)

  • Lee Andrew Henderson10/30/2008

    Poor newborns. I hated being dressed up in stuff like this. I guess it's better than dressing up your dog at least.

  • Luke M.10/6/2008

    What a great and helpful article!

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