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79 Kids Who Wore Gender-Defying Halloween Costumes
This post was inspired by a story from a few days ago about three-year-old Caiden, who wanted to be “Elsa” from Disney's Frozen. His cool parents obliged. Now, we've decided to collect pictures of all the little girls and boys who decided to dress like the heroes they admire—whether they be women or men—and we want you to submit your pictures and stories, too.
Has your little tot ever done something like Caiden? Post your pictures and stories below, or vote on your favorite!
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This Is My Three Year Old This Year. She Couldn't Decide Between Vader Or Elsa
My Daughter Wanted To Be A Wolf For Halloween, I Decided To Play Along
He Is So Happy With This Dress On
My Five Year Old Daughter Last Halloween
My Daughter As The 10th Doctor From Doctor Who
That's great! I didn't even need the caption to tell who she was dressed as!
Nancy Wanted To Be A Stormtrooper
i did this last year with my sister! an old lady asked us: and how are you boys tonight? we both took off our helmets at the same time. her eyes got wide and then she started laughing and gave us extra candy.
My Daughter Dresses Up As Deadpool
My 6 Year Old Son As Princess Leia. He Was Elsa Last Year
This Is My Son As Minnie Mouse Cuz He Loves Minnie Mouse
My Daughter Was Captain America Last Year For Halloween
She's Spider Girl Every Week
It’s Hard To Find A Store-Bought Girl’s TMNT Costume That Doesn’t Look Like It’s For A Tiny Str
This Was Me Dressed Up As Steve Irwin, The Crocodile Hunter, Because Girls Love Reptiles Too
A round of applause for ALL of the "grown-ups" who let their children be children. No labels needed nor applied.
In the 80s, I was a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. Alot of boys were shocked because I was a girl costuming as a boy turtle.
I can relate to these. 80% of all halloween costumes I dressed up in have been boys.
Same!! But it was a bit annoying and kind of funny that everybody called me "bro."
A round of applause for ALL of the "grown-ups" who let their children be children. No labels needed nor applied.
In the 80s, I was a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. Alot of boys were shocked because I was a girl costuming as a boy turtle.
I can relate to these. 80% of all halloween costumes I dressed up in have been boys.
Same!! But it was a bit annoying and kind of funny that everybody called me "bro."