15 Cute and Clever Mom and Baby Halloween Costumes
If you’re contemplating ideas for your baby’s first Halloween, check out these mom and baby Halloween costumes. With all of these fun ideas, the hardest part may be choosing which costume you want!
It’s your baby’s first Halloween – and your first Halloween as a mom to your little bundle of joy – congratulations! What better way to celebrate it than by dressing up in a cute coordinating costume that you two can wear together?
Whether you’re going trick or treating, handing out candy, or simply want the cute photos (no judgment!) you can join in the Halloween dress-up fun with these super cute mommy and me Halloween costumes!
Adorable Mom and Baby Halloween Costumes
First of all, you have an infant, which automatically means you just don’t have time for hours of crafting your Halloween costumes! However, if you can find just a few minutes, you can have a blast joining in on the Halloween fun with your baby. In fact, incorporating your baby into your own costume has never been easier!
Check out these clever and deceptively simple mom and baby costume ideas to help you choose your fun, easy-to-make Halloween costume this year.
Koala Bear and Tree from Creating Really Awesome Fun Things
I love this costume! It’s a cute idea and the best part is that it comes together very quickly with safety pins. Using safety pins instead of hot glue keeps the clothing and costume versatile so it can be used in different creative ways next year!
DIY Family Monster Costumes from Tell Love and Party
Get the full tutorials on how to create Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, kid mummy, and baby bat costumes. These are a hoot and much easier to pull off than you might think!
Mother Daughter Mermaids from A Beautiful Mess
This mommy and me costume will take a little more work to put together, but it’s completely worth it if you like mermaids. I can’t get over how adorable that baby costume is.
Princess Leia and Yoda from Cara Loren
If you love Star Wars, this idea is a must! I just love that little Yoda costume, and throwing together a Leia costume is simple. If you have long hair, you can just tie up your hair, but you can also find wigs if you need one (I’ve used one myself!).
Robber With Bag of Money from Domestic Imperfection
This mom and me costume idea is so clever. And, I’m impressed with just how amazing it looks while only taking a very short time to pull together. A pillowcase and some felt dollar bills become the bag of money for your baby to wear, and all you need is some black clothing with a quick black felt (or cloth) eye mask.
The Flinstones Family Costume from Pretty Passive
Cheap? Check. Easy? Check. Reusable? Check!
As someone who grew up watching the Flinstones, this costume calls to me. All that you need for this costume are a few t-shirts, some felt, some fabric glue, and some ping pong balls. Yabbadabbadoo!
Milk and Cookies Costume from HGTV
Mom and baby go together like milk and cookies. Why not show it off at Halloween? These budget-friendly costumes use basic, everyday supplies you probably already have at home.
Bubble Bath Costume from Studio DIY
My favorite costumes are the ones that take people into ordinary objects that you wouldn’t normally think of. A terrific example is this bubble bath mom and baby costume. Who knew a foam cooler could turn into a bathtub? Genius!
Baker and Cupcake Costume from Byrdie Girl
This easy peasy costume idea is adorable and perfect for any babywearing mama. Plus, it’s completely adaptable if you want to change the color scheme or the decorations! If you love to bake, this costume couldn’t be any more fitting.
Incredibles from Fresh Mommy Blog
If you have seen the movie The Incredibles, you know just how cool and fun this costume idea is. Make it for the adults and your little Jack-Jack or include the whole family if you have more than one kiddo. It’s completely adaptable based on the size of your family!
Cruella de Vil and Dalmation Puppy from Costume Works
The hardest part about this mommy and baby costume is to cut out and glue on all those little dalmatian spots! This idea would work for infants and toddlers too.
Where’s Waldo Mommy and Me Costume from Jess Oakes
Mom and baby Halloween costumes don’t need to be complementary objects or characters, either. They can be matching costumes.
If you just don’t have the time (or energy!) to craft anything, this Where’s Waldo costume idea is simple enough that you can just use what you have and buy anything else that you need. Some jeans, striped shirts, beanie, and cute glasses should just about do the trick.
Painter and Paint Palette from The House That Lars Built
It just doesn’t get easier (or more comfortable) than this mom and baby Halloween costume. A jumpsuit, a babywearing sling, and paint on fabric which is pinned onto the sling for the paint palette. Don’t forget your paintbrush prop and you’re ready to go!
Supergirls from Busy Little Izzy
Here’s another matching mom and baby Halloween costume idea that you can but don’t need to DIY. Embrace girl power with matching Supergirl costumes!
Lilo and Stitch from Diary of a Fit Mommy
Here’s another idea that involves absolutely no crafting if it’s just not going to happen for you this year. There are so many costume options that you can buy for your little one (and inexpensively if you check thrift stores and clothing resale stores) to take the work and pressure off of your shoulders.
Lilo and Stitch is such a cute idea!
I hope this list of ideas got your creative juices flowing! Did you find any mom and baby Halloween costumes on this list that you’re going to make this year?
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