Infant & Toddlers Costumes

For all of the Infant costumes go here. You can also check out all Toddler costumes here.

Lil’ Elephant Elite Collection Infant-Toddler Costume

Cutie Clown Child Costume

Beary Cute Pirate Infant Costume

Information on Infant and Toddler Costumes

Halloween is around the corner and parents are looking for costumes for infants and toddlers.  Costumes have come quite a long way since we were kids, and we are far from the homemade pumpkin costumes for infants that we all have pictures of that fill our baby books.  Now you can find very ornate costumes from fairies to peacocks, and generally in all price ranges, all the way up to seventy dollars and above.

If you are really ambitious and creative, you can make costumes for infants or toddlers.  Sewing patterns are available for a variety of costumes in sizes that will fit newborns through toddler sizes.  Most of the time it is less expensive to make your own costume, but the time and effort may not be worth it if you are a novice sewer.  Some patterns are pretty easy to follow and do not take much time to produce, but there certainly are some that will take quite a bit of time and experience as well as including some expensive detailing.

Here you can find Infant and Toddler costumes.

Most major stores now carry costumes for infants because they have become quite popular over the years.  Everyone now wants their infant or toddler to be the cutest on the block, and costumes certainly do the trick!  This years crop of costumes for infant and toddlers include butterflies, bees, peacocks, fish, chili peppers, peas and your standard pumpkin.  The baby clothing stores are carrying ornate costumes for ladybugs, chickens, cowboys and cowgirls, monkeys, witches and fairies.  One can even find odd costumes, such as Yoda and elephant– it just takes some searching.

Many costumes for infants are actually bunting, which means that it is basically a sac that the infant fits into rather than having legs.  This is especially useful for newborns through infants about six months old because actual sizing can vary so much in clothing, so this is a nice alternative.  Also, it will keep their bodies more warm if they actually accompany older siblings while trick or treating.  There are costumes available that are not bunting style, especially for those infants that are larger and fit into older sizing.

There are many options in costumes for infants and toddlers available.  If you have something particular in mind, you just need to do some searching and it probably exists.  You are also in luck if you are just browsing for ideas because there are many options that you are sure to find something that fits your needs.