Costume Ideas for Toddler Boy/Girl Twins?

[disneyfan1992]

These boards are dangerous!!

I never would have thought to bring costumes for my twins to DW, but after reading all the posts on here, I'm feeling the "pressure" (so to speak) to bring at least 1 outfit down with us for the kids.

My kids will be too young for BBB. They will just be 2.5 years old. But it would be fun to dress them up.

Here are my questions...

1. Even though they are twins, they wear 2 completely different sizes...
- DD will probably just be wearing a 2T size (barely)
- Do princess / fairy dresses come that small (2T)?


2. What would you suggest for coordinating boy / girl outfits that are easily available* in these sizes
- 2T (girl) and 4T (boy)?

* Would prefer not to go custom made unless I really have to. Don't want to spend that kind of money yet! if I can avoid it... but maybe I will have to go that route given my daughter's small size? Would be nice if I could just buy outfits available at regular stores (Disney, Target, Walmart, etc. ). I can dream, right?

3. We are going in mid-November 2013 so don't want kids to be cold in costumes either.

As a side note, the kids were Winnie the Pooh (daughter) and Tigger (son) for Halloween last year.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and suggestions and ideas!

 

[peemagg]

When we took our twins when they were little like that they were Tinkerbell and a Pirate.

 

[4kids4karen]

These boards are dangerous!!

I never would have thought to bring costumes for my twins to DW, but after reading all the posts on here, I'm feeling the "pressure" (so to speak) to bring at least 1 outfit down with us for the kids.

My kids will be too young for BBB. They will just be 2.5 years old. But it would be fun to dress them up.

Here are my questions...

1. Even though they are twins, they wear 2 completely different sizes...
- DD will probably just be wearing a 2T size (barely)
- Do princess / fairy dresses come that small (2T)?


2. What would you suggest for coordinating boy / girl outfits that are easily available* in these sizes
- 2T (girl) and 4T (boy)?

* Would prefer not to go custom made unless I really have to. Don't want to spend that kind of money yet! if I can avoid it... but maybe I will have to go that route given my daughter's small size? Would be nice if I could just buy outfits available at regular stores (Disney, Target, Walmart, etc. ). I can dream, right?

3. We are going in mid-November 2013 so don't want kids to be cold in costumes either.

As a side note, the kids were Winnie the Pooh (daughter) and Tigger (son) for Halloween last year.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and suggestions and ideas!

The Disney Store now sells Peter Pan costumes. Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, etc. Or a Pirate for your son. Keep in mind if it is really hot out they may not want to wear a costume.

For Epcot, some girls might like a Japanese or Asian style dress, etc.

You could just go with a Mickey shirt for him, Minnie shirt for her.

Not every kid is dressed up, but most have on a Disney theme t-shirt.

 

[3pletprincesses]

yes costumes come is small sizes. I bought a 12 months Tinker bell dress for the baby and my triplets have had princess dresses since they are 3 months old

 

[dhorner233]

How about Pain and Panic from Hercules Somehow that strikes me as perfect for a couple of 2 year olds.

 

[MinnieLovesMickey]

The first thing that comes to mind is Woody and Jessie.

 

[eeyore29]

Peter Pan & Wendy was my first thought.
Mickey & Minnie. Woody & Jessie. Jake & Izzy. Alice & White Rabbit.
How about villians? Cruella & Hook. Queen & King of Hearts.

 

[4littleones]

Jake and Izzy

 

[Gorechick]

My 7 yr. old B/G twins dressed as Tink and Peter Pan one morning at MK. They had a wonderful time and we got amazing pictures and video with Peter, Tink, and Terence at meet and greets, as well as, a photo op with the castle in the background.

 

[AshleeH]

Woody and Jessie.