Halloween is the perfect time to let your toddler’s imagination run wild! Dressing them up in adorable and fun costumes is a great way to create lasting memories.
Whether your little one is a superhero, a princess, or a favorite animal, there are countless options to choose from. Let’s dive into some of the cutest toddler Halloween costumes for boys and girls.
Pickle Costume
For a quirky family costume, dress one child as a jar of pickles and another as a pickle!
Get the tutorial at Oh Yay Studio.
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
Turn your toddler into the beloved book character with blue overalls and a cookie prop.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Garden Gnome Costume
Dress your toddler as a cute garden gnome with a pointed hat, a colorful shirt, and felt accessories for a charming Halloween look.
Get the tutorial at Food Folks and Fun.
“Where the Wild Things Are” Costume
Channel Max’s wild adventures from the classic children’s book with a no-sew, comfy costume complete with a furry tail and crown.
Get the tutorial at A Night Owl.
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Costume
Go for a 90s throwback by dressing your toddler as the iconic Will Smith or Carlton Banks from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Simple outfits with a fun flair!
See more at @mummy_anite.
’80s Rock Band Costume
For a rockin’ retro look, customize a ripped T-shirt with your child’s (or their “band’s”) name, and add temporary tattoos to complete the rockstar vibe.
Get the tutorial at The Makerista.
Super Kid Costume
Transform your toddler into a tiny superhero with a DIY cape, mask, and some bright colors. This costume is as empowering as it is adorable.
Get the tutorial at Damask Love.
Milkshake Costume
Get crafty and create a milkshake costume complete with a cherry-on-top headband. It’s sweet, simple, and sure to draw smiles.
Get the Milkshake Costume tutorial.
Shark Halloween Costume
Yes, there is a costume that plays “Baby Shark,” but if you’re not up for hearing that song on repeat, we suggest this adorable option.
Cupcake Costume
Dress your little one as a delightful cupcake, using tutus and felt to create a colorful and fun dessert-inspired outfit.
Get the tutorial at Sew What Alicia.
Ear of Corn Costume
This adorable DIY costume, worn by Willa Gray, is made from a green T-shirt and leggings, with a yellow egg carton for the corn and raffia for the “silk” headpiece.
Firefly Costume
A glowing costume idea with a neon green dress, black wings, and a safety light attached for the firefly effect.
Duck Pond Costume
A fun idea for any toddler. Dress them in blue, then use a spray-painted plastic saucer with attached rubber ducks for the “pond.”
Nancy Drew Costume
Perfect for little detectives, this costume includes a yellow cardigan, plaid skirt, and some vintage accessories.
Bushel of Apples Costume
For a fun DIY look, use a basket and red balloons to create a “bushel of apples” outfit.
Scuba Diver Costume
Let your toddler dive into Halloween fun with a DIY scuba diver outfit. Pair black clothes with a spray-painted oxygen tank made from household items like soda bottles.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
DIY Toddler Dinosaur Costume
This dino costume will be a hit with your little one long after the holiday has passed.
Get the Tutorial at Oh Happy Play.
DIY Chewbacca Costume
For your mini Star Wars fan, create a Chewbacca costume with faux fur and a simple bandolier. It’s a snug and fun choice for any toddler.
Get the tutorial at Peekaboo Pages.
Flamingo Costume
Make your little one stand out with a flamingo costume. Use pink boas and a matching headband to create this trendy bird look.
Get the tutorial at Veronika’s Blushing.
Toddler Witch Costume
A classic Halloween staple, the witch costume is simple to pull off with items likely already in your child’s closet, like a black tutu, a pointy hat, and a broomstick.
Toddler Cat Costume
Another classic choice, the cat costume can be made with a headband with ears, a black top, and some face paint for whiskers.
Sandy and Danny from Grease
Recreate the iconic couple from Grease with black leather jackets, a white T-shirt, and gelled hair for a 50s vibe that will have everyone singing “You’re the One That I Want.”
Get the tutorial at The Sway.
Dice Costume
Pair up your toddler with a friend or sibling and dress them as dice for a fun and easy group costume.
Get the tutorial at Sugar Bee Crafts.
Genie Costume
For a magical Halloween, a DIY genie costume with a sparkly top and loose pants will have your toddler granting wishes in no time.
Get the tutorial at Say Yes.
Owl Costume
Transform your toddler into a wise little owl with brown fleece and felt feathers for a soft and cozy costume.
Get the tutorial at This Heart of Mine.
A League of Their Own Costume
For sports-loving toddlers, recreate the look from the classic baseball movie with a DIY A League of Their Own uniform.
Get the tutorial at Team Shep Blog.
DIY Obi Wan Halloween Costume for Toddler Boy
Take your toddler to a galaxy far, far away with Star Wars costumes inspired by Obi-Wan Kenobi and Princess Leia.
Get the tutorial at Molly Sews.
DIY Princess Leia Halloween Costume for Toddler Girl
And if your little girl has the force, help her harness it in this cute Princess Leia costume.
Get the tutorial at Molly Sews.
Care Bears DIY Toddler Halloween Costumes
Let your little one pick his or her favorite color for this cute Halloween costume fit for toddlers and up.
Get the tutorial at Say Yes.
Three Little Pigs Costumes for Toddlers
Whether you dress up your toddler to match her sisters or her best friends from daycare, three little pigs never looked so darn cute!
Get the tutorial at Say Yes.
Clark Kent Costume
A simple superhero look, dress your toddler as Clark Kent with a Superman shirt under a button-up and glasses for an undercover superhero look.
Get the tutorial at Wait ‘Til Your Father Gets Home.
Paw Patrol Costume
If your child insists, save time and go for a store-bought Paw Patrol costume.
Toddler Rocket Costume
Let your little astronaut blast off with a homemade rocket costume. Use white and red poster board for the body and add orange tissue paper for flames. You can even let your child decorate with stars and planets.
Scarecrow Costume
This easy, cozy costume features a denim shirt, corduroy overalls, and a brown cowboy hat. Add some patchwork fabric to complete the look.
Toddler Dinosaur Costume
For your little dino lover, a dinosaur cape and gloves are both comfortable and easy to wear over regular clothes, making it a great option for long-lasting fun.
Minion Costume
Everyone’s favorite little yellow character, a Minion costume, is easy to make with overalls, a yellow shirt, and some goggles.
Get the tutorial at Wine and Glue.
Viking Costume
For a mighty yet adorable look, create a mini Viking costume with fur and a helmet for a small but fierce Halloween warrior.
Get the tutorial at I Am Momma Hear Me Roar.
Olaf from Frozen
Dress your little one as the lovable snowman Olaf from Frozen with a white sweatshirt and felt accessories.
Get the tutorial at Desert Chica.
Pineapple Costume
This fruity costume is no-sew and easy to put together with a yellow shirt, green paper leaves for the crown, and brown felt dots for texture.
Get the tutorial at Delia Creates.
Curious George and The Man in the Yellow Hat
Get into the mischief with this sweet duo costume, dressing your toddler as Curious George with a simple brown outfit and a banana prop.
Get the tutorial at Haute Apple Pie.
I Love Lucy Costume
Let your toddler step back in time with an I Love Lucy costume—perfect for a little one with lots of personality!
Get the tutorial at Coolest Homemade Costumes.
Raggedy Ann Costume
This timeless doll costume comes together with a red wig, blue dress, and striped tights for a sweet and nostalgic look.
Get the tutorial at Pretty Little Buzz.
Harry Potter Toddler Halloween Costume
We solemnly swear you’ll adore this Harry Potter-themed costume.
Get the tutorial at Love and Lion.
DIY Taco Halloween Costume for Toddlers
Taco-bout a cute costume!
Get the tutorial at Wayfarer Family.
Jane Goodall Halloween Costume for Toddler Girls
Your future animal rights activist will go bananas for this costume.
Get the tutorial at Smarties.
DIY Audrey Hepburn Costume for Toddlers
This little diva is ready for breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Get the tutorial at Smarties.
Black Cat Toddler Halloween Costume
You need this costume right meow.
Get the tutorial at DIY Divas.
Cruella de Vil costume
Villainy never looked so adorable!
Get the tutorial at DIY Village.
DIY Toddler Bee Costume
Your little one will draw plenty of buzz with this sweet bumblebee costume, which requires just a few household staples like bubblewrap and felt.
Get the full tutorial at Ginger Snap Crafts.
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