My 3yo wants to be a flamingo haha. I’m actually excited about it - she definitely comes up with some unique ideas!

Anonymous wrote:At that age, they want to be a princess. Or a fairy.

Mine was a rainbow princess ballerina doctor when she was 3 or 4 because she wanted to be all the things that year. It was actually a very easy costume to come up with since we already had pretty much all the dress up clothes already.

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Anonymous wrote:A window. Where this child comes up with these ideas, no idea.

This was totally me as a kid. I was a dining room table, a dice, a gnome, a piñata.

Anyway, my DD4 is going to be a witch. She loves practicing her little cackle. Her friends are mostly being Disney princesses, paw patrol, pj masks, etc.

Hilarious- may I ask what your profession is now?

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Anonymous wrote:A window. Where this child comes up with these ideas, no idea.

This was totally me as a kid. I was a dining room table, a dice, a gnome, a piñata.

Anyway, my DD4 is going to be a witch. She loves practicing her little cackle. Her friends are mostly being Disney princesses, paw patrol, pj masks, etc.

Witch is a classic!

Also, Minnie Mouse

Anonymous wrote:A window. Where this child comes up with these ideas, no idea.

This was totally me as a kid. I was a dining room table, a dice, a gnome, a piñata.

Anyway, my DD4 is going to be a witch. She loves practicing her little cackle. Her friends are mostly being Disney princesses, paw patrol, pj masks, etc.

At 4 my daughter was a unicorn princess. I don't know if you can find that as an adaptive costume, but it was a rainbow-y dress with a unicorn headband.

Anonymous wrote:A simple animal costume like dog, cat, bunny. My 4 yo also likes doctor, construction worker, firefighter type basic things. She does not recognize characters/superheroes yet.

My 4 yo would also do something like ice cream cone or cupcake.

Check out Primary for some ideas. https://www.primary.com/pages/diy

I like Primary's ideas that start off with sweatpants and a hoodie or something else easy. Also check target.com for toddler and kid adaptive costumes that could make dressing easier and/or are wheelchair-friendly.

A few ideas: https://www.target.com/c/adaptive-halloween-costumes-holiday-shop/-/N-66yhmZ6vathZ7tqnk

An alligator/dinosaur. She wore the same costume last year and still excited about wearing it again.

4 year old is a spider this year. She was Vamperina last year. Older DD was Elsa at 4 and a dog at 3.

I think the adaptive ones are so awesome. Being able to celebrate who she is and make that part of the costume (the princess one was sweet!) Also target has a line of adaptive costumes too

Cat or a witch

Princess, animal, witch, or favorite TV/movie character.

My 4yo will either be a unicorn or will wear her Skye ((paw patrol) costume from last year.

Agree with others that animals. Princess, unicorn, paw patrol and Encanto will likely be popular

My daughter was 4 a few years ago and 80% of the girls in her preschool class were Elsa.

A firefighter. She saw the costume at Costco and had to have it.

A simple animal costume like dog, cat, bunny. My 4 yo also likes doctor, construction worker, firefighter type basic things. She does not recognize characters/superheroes yet.

My 4 yo would also do something like ice cream cone or cupcake.

Check out Primary for some ideas. https://www.primary.com/pages/diy