5 Popular Character Costumes For Girls This Halloween

Oct 2
18:19

2011

Niall Kennedy

Niall Kennedy

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When it comes to girls, there are some standard costumes that you will see year after year at Halloween time. With many of them, girls can wear the co...

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When it comes to girls,5 Popular Character Costumes For Girls This Halloween Articles there are some standard costumes that you will see year after year at Halloween time. With many of them, girls can wear the costume year round in creative play. Birthday parties year round are starting to have "theme" costumes, as well, and many of these will fit with those beautifully.
Princess – The Disney Princesses are the most popular. With gorgeous dresses that go with Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Snow White and Jasmine, you will surely find one that fits your child and that they will enjoy. Most toy stores carry these costumes year round, so you can find them on sale and stock up for future Halloweens. 
Ballerina – A very simple costume of a leotard and a tutu. Best used in warmer climates, as Halloween night can get chilly in some areas. I've found that these costumes often come with wings, making the costume more along the lines of a "Fairy Ballerina". 
Blue from Blue's Clues – no matter what you may think, Blue and Magenta are both girls. Most children know this! Blue can sometimes be worn on little boys, though, and Magenta is quite popular with the girls. 
Dora the Explorer – What an easy costume to either purchase or make yourself! With a simple pink t-shirt, red shorts, yellow socks and white tennis shoes, you have the costume pretty much complete. Add a purple backpack and some jewelry you find at a dollar store and you little girl can be Dora all year long.
Various Animals and Bugs – Little girls love dressing as animals. At Halloween time, black cats and bunnies are popular. Bugs like bumblebees, ladybugs and butterflies are also everywhere! These costumes can be bigger and bulkier than some, so make sure to take into account how heavy it is and how far you are expecting your child to walk.
My best advice when costuming your child at Halloween is let them choose what they want. Don't make big plans and create a costume, only to turn around and see they want to buy something "cool" from the store. They are not going to have fun in a costume you force them to wear, which will ultimately ruin your night, too.

Nicola is a keen crafter and loves to create Halloween costumes for her family. She recently needed to buy a new sewing machine but she took a long time to choose it. 

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