20 DIY Halloween Baby Costumes

I’ll be honest, I have NO clue what Max is going to be for Halloween this year. I wish I was one of those moms who knows how to make a beautiful, crafty, hand-sewn costume from scratch (I’m not). I did however, try to make something special last year for his first Halloween. I “made” this Superman costume out of a onesie, some felt, fabric, and a logo I printed off the internet.
For all my lack of originality, I know there are hundreds of moms out there who are incredibly creative with their babies during Halloween. So here is my collection of the most adorable, delicious baby costumes you could ever imagine. I hope you glean some inspiration for your little one this year. And if not, just enjoy the pics. They’re bound to make you smile. Happy Halloween! ~Jenny

Meow, little kitty. Find more great ideas like this one at sheknows.
I think he may be the cutest nerd I’ve ever seen. This mom at Hubbard’s Cupboard really got it right.
This one was so darn artistic, I thought there was no way it was a DIY. Turns out, I was wrong. And Kelli Murray even tells you how she made her little swan.

Seriously?!?! The cuteness just slays me. It’s from the movie “Up” and we have to hand it to Auburn Soul Photography for her creativity.

How could you not love this baby aerobics instructor costume by Homemade by Jill?
The best part about this Harry Potter costume from SpearmintBaby is the fact it hardly takes more than a set of glasses and a striped scarf.

And you thought the last one was easy to do? Plop your lil pumpkin into a real pumpkin like Photography By Megan, and voila..instant costume!

Had to include this one. I mean, seriously??? Doesn’t this little chef just melt your heart?

This no-sew baby popcorn costume from ThisPlaceIsNowAHome is absolutely scrumptious.

The best part about this baby chicken outfit by Martha Stewart is the feet. Kitchen gloves! So brilliant!

If you don’t know how to make your toddler’s hair as perfect as this Princess Leia costume by CraftinessIsNotOptional, check out a helpful tutorial here.

Whether you have a toddler or a baby, JessMcClenahan will show you how to get them ready for the gridiron.

This baby cowgirl outfit from ThisMarvelousLife does require a little sewing and stitching, but the end result is well worth the effort.

I’m always amazed by the creativity that’s out there, like this baby bird costume by Emma Rae Curtis.

Have a paint splattered smock or old t-shirt? You’re halfway there! I love this baby artist idea by Better Homes and Gardens.

She is the cutest, girliest, ghost I’ve ever seen. Find the full tutorial here, at DoItYourselfDivas.

Take some fabric, wrap it around a pillow and your adorable baby, and voila! Baby sushi! From the LittleBigBlog.