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We’ve compiled our favorite Halloween baby costumes for boys and girls that you can easily purchase instead of making your own. Of course, we feel that babies can dress up in whichever costume you want them too regardless of their gender. These Halloween costumes will sell out fast so if you come across one that’s sold out, please let us know and we’ll replace it.
Unfortunately, your little one won’t be swinging from any tall buildings while wearing this superhero outfit. However, you can rest assured they’ll still look super adorable dressed as your favorite neighborhood wallcrawler. Before you leave, make sure you check out all our Marvel baby clothes.
This handmade Chewbacca costume is amazing. It’s so furry. Luckily, your little one won’t be able to rip off your arms while wearing it. Did you know we have a whole selection of awesome Star Wars baby clothes?
Still one of the best DC superhero movies, this Wonder Woman outfit even includes a faux tiara for the ultimate cosplay. Just be careful equipping them with the lasso of truth. Meanwhile, we have a ton of DC superhero baby clothes, come take a look.
Incredible’s Baby Jack Infant Costume
This is one of the cutest costumes we’ve found and it’s all because of the spike of hair. Just think of how you’ll be able to make your friends and family vomit as you fill up their Instagram feed with your awesome photos. Cuteness overload.
There are a couple of ways to dress your baby as a Game of Thrones character. First, you can spend a lot of money and time and create your own Jon Snow or Arya Stark outfit. Or, you could simply dress them up as a dragon. Given how parents don’t have any time or sleep, we choose the latter option. Don’t worry fans, we’ve got plenty of Game of Thrones baby clothes to choose from.
Harry Potter is always a popular choice for Halloween. However, dressing babies up as your favorite wizard is no easy task. This Hermione baby costume is awesome. Don’t fret, here’s a nongender option as well. Plus, we have a whole slew of Harry Potter baby clothes for your wizarding needs.
We have a whole selection of Star Trek baby clothes, but we felt this costume would be the most popular to feature in our Halloween baby costumes article. Get your baby to the bridge, pronto.
We’ve been talking a lot about superheroes, but what about the classic monsters? Sure, babies are limited to what they can reasonably wear, but there is still a wide selection of options without having to make a costume. Anyhow, this werewolf costume has us howling at the moon with cuteness.
Pika, pika, pikachu! We love Pokemon baby clothes and this Pikachu costume is no exception. Perfect for those of you who are worried about their little one getting too chilly during trick or treating.
Sure, you could dress your infant up in a Spider-man costume, or you could simply turn them into an adorable spider. We simply love this costume which gives your little one a total of 8 legs.
What’s not to love about dressing your child up as a Ghostbuster? At this age, they probably aren’t even afraid of ghosts yet. So strap on your proton pack and make sure you don’t cross the streams. It’s ghost bustin’ time!
This doesn’t have to be worn just on Halloween, with something this awesome you should dress your little one in it every week. Just don’t put them in their own little go-cart.
You won’t have to visit Translyvania this year to drop in on the Count. Nope, the little vampire will be dozing in their crib waiting for 3 am to wake you up. You’ll be the one rising from the grave.
One of the best Halloween baby costumes we’ve seen this year goes to the simple ghost costume. Your little boo will be winning the hearts of family, friends, and neighbors. Perfect for getting you some of that sweet, sweet candy.
Monsters, much-like children, come in all colors. It’s rare we come across a cool pink monster costume. Everyone is dressing their kids in the regular ol’ green ones. Not this year, you are putting your little girl or boy in this adorable Halloween baby costume and stealing the hearts of everyone.
This fantastic Dragon Ball Z costume is perfect for you anime-loving families. Unfortunately, options are limited unless you want to make your own. This bodysuit is really cool and unique though. What’s your kid’s final form?
We love Legend of Zelda. It’s not just nostalgia either. Nintendo keeps the series alive with all the awesome editions it keeps releasing. Dressing your child in a Link Halloween baby costume is a wonderful idea. Just make sure you get a green cap.
We already feature dinosaur baby clothes so it makes sense to add a dino Halloween baby costume as well. Don’t worry it’s a vegan species so no Jurrasic Park mishaps here.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Baby Costume
Pizza, hanging out in sewers, and saving the world from an evil ninja clan are things your little one can’t do yet. However, they can still pretend, right? Cowabunga, dudes!
Stay Puft Marshmallow Baby Costume
It’s our second featured Ghostbusters Halloween baby costume, but it’s super cute and we had to do it. Dress your child up as a giant marshmallow bent on destroying NYC. Where’s Godzilla when you need him?
Have your infant teach the other babies how to master the force in this fantastic Yoda costume. Before you know it they’ll want to move to the swamp and talk to ghosts.
This is a really cute Harry Potter costume that you can have made for any of the four houses, not just the Gryffindor one featured in the image. Just don’t give your little one any magic wands, because they are too young to be casting any spells.
This Groot Halloween baby costume looks like it’s just for big kids, but rest assured it comes in sizes that will fit your baby as well. Sorry, we couldn’t find any baby Rocket outfits, but if you come across one let us know.
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We’ve compiled our favorite Halloween baby costumes for boys and girls that you can easily purchase instead of making your own. Of course, we feel that babies can dress up in whichever costume you want them too regardless of their gender. These Halloween costumes will sell out fast so if you come across one that’s sold out, please let us know and we’ll replace it.
Unfortunately, your little one won’t be swinging from any tall buildings while wearing this superhero outfit. However, you can rest assured they’ll still look super adorable dressed as your favorite neighborhood wallcrawler. Before you leave, make sure you check out all our Marvel baby clothes.
This handmade Chewbacca costume is amazing. It’s so furry. Luckily, your little one won’t be able to rip off your arms while wearing it. Did you know we have a whole selection of awesome Star Wars baby clothes?
Still one of the best DC superhero movies, this Wonder Woman outfit even includes a faux tiara for the ultimate cosplay. Just be careful equipping them with the lasso of truth. Meanwhile, we have a ton of DC superhero baby clothes, come take a look.
Incredible’s Baby Jack Infant Costume
This is one of the cutest costumes we’ve found and it’s all because of the spike of hair. Just think of how you’ll be able to make your friends and family vomit as you fill up their Instagram feed with your awesome photos. Cuteness overload.
There are a couple of ways to dress your baby as a Game of Thrones character. First, you can spend a lot of money and time and create your own Jon Snow or Arya Stark outfit. Or, you could simply dress them up as a dragon. Given how parents don’t have any time or sleep, we choose the latter option. Don’t worry fans, we’ve got plenty of Game of Thrones baby clothes to choose from.
Harry Potter is always a popular choice for Halloween. However, dressing babies up as your favorite wizard is no easy task. This Hermione baby costume is awesome. Don’t fret, here’s a nongender option as well. Plus, we have a whole slew of Harry Potter baby clothes for your wizarding needs.
We have a whole selection of Star Trek baby clothes, but we felt this costume would be the most popular to feature in our Halloween baby costumes article. Get your baby to the bridge, pronto.
We’ve been talking a lot about superheroes, but what about the classic monsters? Sure, babies are limited to what they can reasonably wear, but there is still a wide selection of options without having to make a costume. Anyhow, this werewolf costume has us howling at the moon with cuteness.
Pika, pika, pikachu! We love Pokemon baby clothes and this Pikachu costume is no exception. Perfect for those of you who are worried about their little one getting too chilly during trick or treating.
Sure, you could dress your infant up in a Spider-man costume, or you could simply turn them into an adorable spider. We simply love this costume which gives your little one a total of 8 legs.
What’s not to love about dressing your child up as a Ghostbuster? At this age, they probably aren’t even afraid of ghosts yet. So strap on your proton pack and make sure you don’t cross the streams. It’s ghost bustin’ time!
This doesn’t have to be worn just on Halloween, with something this awesome you should dress your little one in it every week. Just don’t put them in their own little go-cart.
You won’t have to visit Translyvania this year to drop in on the Count. Nope, the little vampire will be dozing in their crib waiting for 3 am to wake you up. You’ll be the one rising from the grave.
One of the best Halloween baby costumes we’ve seen this year goes to the simple ghost costume. Your little boo will be winning the hearts of family, friends, and neighbors. Perfect for getting you some of that sweet, sweet candy.
Monsters, much-like children, come in all colors. It’s rare we come across a cool pink monster costume. Everyone is dressing their kids in the regular ol’ green ones. Not this year, you are putting your little girl or boy in this adorable Halloween baby costume and stealing the hearts of everyone.
This fantastic Dragon Ball Z costume is perfect for you anime-loving families. Unfortunately, options are limited unless you want to make your own. This bodysuit is really cool and unique though. What’s your kid’s final form?
We love Legend of Zelda. It’s not just nostalgia either. Nintendo keeps the series alive with all the awesome editions it keeps releasing. Dressing your child in a Link Halloween baby costume is a wonderful idea. Just make sure you get a green cap.
We already feature dinosaur baby clothes so it makes sense to add a dino Halloween baby costume as well. Don’t worry it’s a vegan species so no Jurrasic Park mishaps here.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Baby Costume
Pizza, hanging out in sewers, and saving the world from an evil ninja clan are things your little one can’t do yet. However, they can still pretend, right? Cowabunga, dudes!
Stay Puft Marshmallow Baby Costume
It’s our second featured Ghostbusters Halloween baby costume, but it’s super cute and we had to do it. Dress your child up as a giant marshmallow bent on destroying NYC. Where’s Godzilla when you need him?
Have your infant teach the other babies how to master the force in this fantastic Yoda costume. Before you know it they’ll want to move to the swamp and talk to ghosts.
This is a really cute Harry Potter costume that you can have made for any of the four houses, not just the Gryffindor one featured in the image. Just don’t give your little one any magic wands, because they are too young to be casting any spells.
This Groot Halloween baby costume looks like it’s just for big kids, but rest assured it comes in sizes that will fit your baby as well. Sorry, we couldn’t find any baby Rocket outfits, but if you come across one let us know.
The post Halloween Baby Costumes For Boys and Girls appeared first on Geek Baby Clothes.
If you don’t know much about Andrew Yang, there might be a good reason for that. Despite being popular enough both in polls and donors to qualify for the next debate, he’s gotten little attention from mainstream media outlets.
According to Real Clear Politics, Yang has been mentioned on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC barely 1,000 times since January. Compare that with more than 63,000 mentions for Biden, 31,600 for Harris, 28,000 for Sanders, and 20,000 mentions of Warren. Even candidates who have by now dropped out of the race due to lack of support like Gillibrand (3,000 mentions) and Hickenlooper (1,450) have gotten more media coverage.
Why isn’t the media taking Yang seriously? Well, to start, he doesn’t have a background in politics. (He’s an entrepreneur and philathropist with a nonprofit dedicated to job creation.) Most outlets are similarly dismissive of Marianne Williamson’s campaign, although she doesn’t have the sort of grassroots support Yang does.
There’s also his unique platform of “human-centered capitalism,” which includes giving every American a “freedom dividend” of $1,000 a month.
To many, that will definitely seem unrealistic or overly simplistic. But it’s not without precedent. Finland just recently ended a two-year experiment with universal basic income. Modesto, California has launched their own experiment, giving $500 a month to a select group of residents. Alaska has had state-wide universal income for years, with the amount fluctuating based on oil prices.
Other candidates, like Pete Buttigieg, have said they’re open to exploring the idea. In her 2017 memoir What Happened, Hillary Clinton revealed that she was considering introducing UBI into her campaign platform. At the time, she and her staff “decided it was exciting but not realistic,” although in the book, she expresses regret for not having “thrown caution to the wind and embraced ‘Alaska for America’ as a long-term goal and figured out the details later.”
So Yang’s plan isn’t that crazy and it could be an incredible trickle-up economic stimulus. It also seems to be a major driving force behind the most troubling part of Yang’s campaign: his huge number of alt-right supporters. Richard Spencer and Andrew Anglin, the Daily Stormer’s publisher, are two of his most prominent white nationalist supporters but they are far from the only ones.
Yang has disavowed those particular supporters, saying they are “antithetical to everything I stand for,” but that hasn’t stopped them from being vocal with their support. (He’s also appeared on Ben Shapiro and Joe Rogen’s podcasts this year, so he doesn’t seem to be working too hard to distance himself from those groups.)
So what’s behind the far-right support? For many, it appears that they view Yang as a natural successor to Trump, who ran on a promise that he would improve the lives of (white) Americans by building a border wall and bringing back all their jobs, either from their current overseas locations or by reviving dying industries. Many see Trump as having let them down, but for those who were so focused on what Trump’s election would do for them personally, $1000 might seem like a fine consolation prize. Couple that with a major political outsider with fringe ideas and there’s a sense that Yang’s presence in the race and at the debates is destabilizing to the Democratic Party.
Richard Spencer tweeted earlier this year that “Trumpism was the fantasy that America can be we saved. Yangism is the awareness that it can’t.”
Understanding Yang Gang:
1. The country is doomed
2. The rules don’t matter
3. We might as well get $1,000 a month— Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes) March 13, 2019
Yang’s supporters (the #YangGang) are not all white supremacist 8channers, of course (and they’re not all driven by selfishness and nihilism), but they are, in general, Extremely Online.
A New York Times profile from earlier this year writes that Yang’s following “reflects the fractured nature of the modern internet. It has attracted economic wonks, tech-skeptic progressives, right-wing bigots, members of the so-called intellectual dark web and an assortment of half-serious trolls. (At times, watching the Yang Gang at work can feel like the political equivalent of the “Boaty McBoatface” episode — a group of bored internet mischief makers seeing how far they can push a joke.)”
The other thing about the Yang Gang is that they are incredibly devoted. They also express that devotion in very vocal, visible ways–with memes and videos–so the #YangGang’s online presence is hard to ignore.
The mainstream media, on the other hand, hasn’t been paying nearly as much attention to Yang. Yesterday, the Yang Gang got #YangMediaBlackout trending as a way to criticize the lack of media coverage.
#YangMediaBlackout Notice someone missing from this @HuffPost Banner? This is so incredibly unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/ED1JlukJV8
— Econ Major (@RS2BM) August 29, 2019
His name is Andrew Yang. #YangMediaBlackout #GoogleAndrewYang #YangGang pic.twitter.com/8X6H3BN56z
— Basic Income UN (@BasicIncomeUN) August 29, 2019
They’re especially angry at a CNN graphic that chose to feature Beto O’Rourke as a top-polling candidate, leaving off Yang, who has been polling higher than Beto.
The media blackout of Yang is dangerous to our democracy. They’re actively picking favorites and the #YangGang isn’t going to stand for it. #YangMediaBlackout pic.twitter.com/8niO28lKz4
— TeensforYang (@TeensforYang) August 29, 2019
I understand why the big media companies might be confused or put off by Yang. He’s a political outsider with an unusual campaign platform and a large number of alt-right followers, whose numbers are quickly growing. (He’s at 3% in some polls, up from 1% just earlier this month.)
I’m not saying anyone has to support Yang if they don’t connect with his ideas. But all of that sounds a whole lot like another candidate the media didn’t take seriously for far too long and, well, look how that turned out.
(image: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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