Children’s Easter Costumes 

Easter is just over the horizon and what better way to get into the spirit of this Springtime holiday, than to celebrate by dressing up in a fun, festive Easter costume for yourself and/or the kids. It’s time for children’s Easter costumes.  Mostly seen in young girls and boys, dressing up is a popular activity that many young children participate in. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that children love to dress up in princess costumes, playing “cops and robbers” in a police costume, and even dressing up in infant Indian costumes and stampeding around the house.

Alternatively, if you have older kids who think they are too old for the Easter Bunny, you may be able to engage them in the festivities by enlisting them to help hide Easter eggs for the smaller children to find, or perhaps even dress up as the Easter Bunny themselves!

Pastries and breads are also often associated with Easter: For instance, pretzels were designed to represent a person crossing their arms across their torso to pray, and sweet breads have been served on Easter since pagan times.

When you look back at images of your children sitting on the Easter Bunny’s lap you’ll appreciate the way they’ve grown and cherish the fact that you captured a piece of time in a special way, all dressed-up for the occasion.

Many Christians of the Eastern Orthodox Church to this day typically dye their Easter eggs red, the color of blood, in recognition of the blood of the sacrificed Christ (and, of the renewal of life in springtime).

While buying boy costumes for your baby boy you can look for such dresses as wizard costume, pumpkin and spooky spider costumes, Harry potter costumes, little pirates costumes, and even from Disney characters like monster Inc.

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Perhaps it is only fitting that the U.S. has managed to celebrate this solemn time by wearing costumes of Star Wars characters, Presidents, alive and dead and of course the Texas Chainsaw Massacre character and Jason the undead.

Adults now celebrate the holiday with little tricking or treating but parties, gatherings with music, alcohol and food and many suggest “simply another reason to have a party.” Many if not most people have no idea what they are celebrating and why should they care.