5 DIY Halloween costumes for kids
Halloween is one of the biggest days of the year for kids. They might say it’s all about the candy, but we know a great costume makes the day.
The Care.com team came up with some easy costumes you can make at home — and step-by-step videos to make it simple. Costumes don̵7;t need to add stress and shouldn’t leave you in the Halloween Costume Hall of Shame, like the costume that was three inches too short all over or the great pencil costume your 4-year-old couldn’t sit down in. To avoid that fate, check out our new do-it-yourself videos for turning your little ones into everything from spaghetti and meatballs to a snowman.
Not crafty? No need to worry — these are no-fuss, no-muss costumes. Our easy-to-follow directions mean that when your child wants to be Taylor Swift, you can make it happen. Your kids will love how they look and you’ll love how easy it is to pull together!
Check out these step-by-step tutorials for fun and easy Halloween costumes!
1. Spaghetti and Meatballs Baby
2. Do-It-Yourself Taylor Swift
3. Milk and Cookies
4. Picnic Basket Baby
5. Snowman costume
And look at our Halloween costume videos for even more ideas.
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