I found these pictures of one of the coolest and funniest Homemade Halloween Costume I’ve ever seen on a Russian site. (Sorry I couldn’t even pronounce the name of the site)
Headless Horseman Style Homemade Halloween costume
I really like the idea and will probably make one myself sometime.
It could be easily done by getting a good Halloween Costume online and then modifying it to create the illusion as shown in the pictures. The pictures below also show
With the Holiday season approaching all parents with young babies and Toddlers are looking forward to making the season a most memorable one.
Although babies and Toddlers are definitely too young to participate directly in Halloween, Christmas and other Holiday celebration Parties , they are the perfect age to photograph and dress up in the marvelous new Infant and Toddler Costumes available online.
In fact, this might be the last time that you will ever get the chance to dress your infant or toddler up in a costume and create memories that will last a lifetime. Well here’s the list of Top 10 Toddler Photo Ideas
Pirate girls are "wenches". Princesses are wearing miniskirts and more makeup than the clowns. Tube tops, fishnets, poses straight out of the lingerie catalog.
Have costume companies gone too far? Are parents letting their children dress too provacatively for trick or treating?
(No I don't have children… just an observation after costume shopping)
The costumes trend I'm seeing is disgusting. I think it's way too far, and I was appalled at my daughter's school event last week, at the clothes these people let their daughters out in.
I can't figure out why they think it's okay – where they got so desensitized that the sexualization of our children no longer shocks them. All I can do is shake my head in confusion, and reinforce common sense and morals in to my child.
My boyfriend and I were talking about this the other day! He said his favorite Halloween costume was a window washer. He wore overalls, a bucket, a squeegee, and an afro wig.
Another cute idea if your child is going with a friend, they could be ketchup and mustard or peanut butter and jelly.
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If that's what she wanted to wear?
I don't see why not.
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The cutest child cat costumes.
This is quite a nice Video posted on Youtube showing some of the Child Costumes available this year.
I prefer getting Child Costumes for Halloween them from here
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I'm having a Halloween party for my 2 year old and his little friends and bought a little prize for every child (just $1 prizes from places like Target) but was just wondering if I had to give every child a prize. I was going to make up prizes for different Halloween costume parties. I just feel bad at this age b/c they are little and don't want anyone to feel left out.
I alse have a treat bag for every kid, etc… I was going to give certificates and then a prize for things like Best Superhero, Best Overall, Silliest costume, etc…
I'm not looking to have them compete. I was going to make up stuff and just randomly give out a prize. I know the parents are the ones that choose, obviously a 2 year old can't go and get something or really won't say anything.
Perhaps you could make up certificates ahead of time, such as "Scariest", "Most original", etc and give everyone a certificate and let them each pick out a prize. At two years old, yeah everyone needs a prize!
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The cutest child clown costumes available at 
