Category — Baby Halloween Costumes

I love Mr. Potato Head because it’s safe for kids as young as 2, but older kids still have tons of fun changing the faces and playing games with Mr. Potato Head as well, therefore it is like the perfect kid gift.  Mr. Potato head has also been a pretty budget-friendly toy throughout its long history, which makes it especially appealing in these penny-pinching times.

The best part about Mr. Potato Head is that he stays current, with new looks to keep kids amused for hours.  I am totally cracking up over all these Halloween “costumes” for Mr. Potato Head:

Mr. Potato Head Trick or Tater: Mr. Potato Head can be a Vampire or a Ghost with glow-in-the-dark eyes.  Scary!

Mr. Potato Head Transformers Optimash Prime: Toddlers will love transforming their Mr. Potato Head into a talking robot car.

Mr. Potato Head: Star Wars: The Clone Wars 3-Pack: My favorite is Darth Tater, but the Spudtrooper and Artoo-Potatoo are pretty cool as well.

Mr. Potato Head is also a great baby Halloween costume you can make at home, if you are still scrambling for last minute ideas.

The final countdown starts today!  It’s the last weekend before Halloween and if you don’t have a costume for your little one yet, you better get on it!  Here are a few last minute Halloween costume ideas.

Monkey See, Monkey Doo Romper:  What’s not to love about a monkey-themed baby Halloween costume?

Frog Prince Baby Costume:  The Frog Prince costume is perfect for little boys who have an older sister going as Princess Tiana for Halloween.

Baby Dinosaur Costume: I think it would be hysterically funny to see a baby dressed as a dinosaur riding around on Kota the Robo-Triceratops.  Not likely to happen, but it would still be funny.

Halloween is only 15 days away, so here are some TV-inspired ideas if you are still searching for a great baby Halloween costume:

Giggling Elmo Deluxe Jumpsuit- This Elmo costume may help satisfying your baby’s Elmo cravings, and it’s alot less noisy that Elmo Live.

Blue’s Clues Romper- Why kids love Blue’s Clues is a mystery to me, but this baby looks totally adorable.

My First Thomas Costume- A Thomas the Tank Engine costume is perfect for little engineers in training.

I admit, I am a little Halloween-obsessed.  But these baby vampire costume ideas are seriously cute.

Young bloodsuckers in training prefer Lil’ Vampire Pacifiers.

This Baby Vampire bunting costume features exquisite tuxedo styling-for ages 0-6 months.

A less traditional approach to the classic Vampire costume: the Vampire Bat.

Here’s a quick rundown of superhero-themed Halloween costumes for babies:

I am not quite sure why this is called the Deluxe Animated Batman Bunting Baby Costume, but the description is correct in saying that “your baby will be the talk of the party,”  especially if your kid is as happy about this Halloween costume as the kid in the picture.

I think the Hulk Infant Costume is absolutely adorable.  The “character hood” totally cracks me up.

This Super Baby one-piece jumpsuit looks comfortable and cozy enough to wear beyond Halloween.  Plus, it totally completes a Super Family group costume.

Star Wars costumes are the perfect solution for babies who like to cruise around town in a custom-built Star Wars stroller.  I am having a hard time deciding which one I like most:

Baby Obi Wan Kenobi - Not sure how I feel about infants handling light sabers, but it is an adorable Halloween costume.

Baby Princess Leia - I think the “hair” alone makes the Princess Leia costume worth purchasing.

Baby Chewbacca - Speaking of hair, what is going on with Chewbacca’s fur here?  This costume makes Chewbacca look like he’s been through one of those weird poodle grooming sessions.  And yet as much as this offends the Star Wars fan in me, I somehow find it irresistably cute.  Go figure.

Halloween is only 58 days away, so it’s time to start thinking about ideas for baby Halloween costumes. More specifically, it’s time to start thinking about what costume you can convince your tot to wear that won’t induce a temper tantrum. Here are a few suggestions to kick off your search:

The 2008 Tom Arma Halloween Costume Signature Collection has several costumes that can do double duty as adorable outfits for Christmas parties, like an Elf costume, a “Snowbaby” costume and a Santa costume.

Older kids are going crazy for this Wall-E Costume. Shop early for Wall-E costumes to avoid disappointment and panic on Halloween.

Vegas-bound babies will love the Elvis costume, which they can also wear while performing drive-thru weddings. Hail to The King, baby!

Stay tuned for more Halloween costume updates in the next few weeks!