For Parents Getting Kids Ready for Their First (or Early) Halloween

✅ Comfort First

• Soft fabrics, not scratchy or heavy

• Easy to move in (walking, climbing steps, sitting in stroller if needed)

• Weather-ready: can layer underneath if it’s chilly

👉 Example: Galaxy Unicorn Onesie – cozy, warm, and toddler-friendly.

✅ Safety Features

• Clear vision (no fully blocked masks)

• Non-flammable materials

• Add reflective tape or glow sticks for visibility

👉 Example: Glow-in-the-Dark Skeleton Costume – built-in visibility.

✅ Size & Fit

• Avoid overly long hems (tripping hazard)

• Adjustable or elastic waistbands for comfort

• Shoes that fit (not slippery dress-up heels)

👉 Example: Superhero Cape & Mask Set – lightweight, fits over regular clothes.

✅ Age-Appropriate Style

• Toddlers: cute, simple, not scary

• Preschoolers: fun & familiar characters

• Older kids: creative or dramatic choices

👉 Example for older kids: Inflatable Dinosaur Costume – big impact for kids who can manage it.

✅ Practical Add-Ons

• Trick-or-treat bag (sturdy straps)

• Layers underneath for warmth

• Optional props (wand, sword, wings) – keep manageable

👉 Example: LED Light & Music Dragon Wings – adds flair without being too heavy.

✨ Parent Tip: Do a “dress rehearsal” at home before Halloween night. Let your child try on the costume, walk around, and practice saying “Trick or Treat!” to build excitement and comfort.