I said NO WAY! I was not thrilled with the idea of my 3-year-old dressing like this.So, then she wanted to be Cinderella.
But I couldn't find a decent Cinderella costume for a decent price. This one retalied at $59.99. Not in my budget this year.
Then she wanted to be a witch. I was okay with that, so we looked and found one she liked, but at $34.99 it was still not in the budget.
Then she decided, with a little persuasion from her dad, that she wanted to be a Pirate. Okay.
I found this one, but at $42.99 it still was way more than I was willing to spend on a Halloween costume.
Then she saw the movie "Barbie as the Island Princess," and she just had to be Ro, the main character.
I searched and searched online for a Ro costume and found this one for a whopping $44.99. Not going to happen. Sorry, Kate.
I really wanted Kate to be a butterfly this whole time, because her kid sister was going to be a bumble bee (which was what Kate was when she was 2). Plus, how cute would it be to have a bumble bee and a butterfly?
This is Kate when she was the bumble bee for Halloween. The jacket even has a stinger on the back. So cute!
Then Kate asked, "Can I be a 'Ro' butterfly?" I said of course! So, a beautiful "Ro" butterfly was born.
Leotard - FREE (we already had it)
Skirt - $6.00 at wal-mart
Wings - $5.00 at wal-mart
Antennas - $3.00 at Taylor Maid
Ballet Slippers - FREE (we already had them).
TOTAL COST: $14.00. Definitely a more reasonable price for a Halloween costume.

4 comments:
Absolutely adorable!!! I just love their darling costumes!!!
She made a beautiful butterfly. That witch costume was Addie's and we got it for $25 - that wasn't too bad.
I love the evolution of her costume choice! I was lucky to talk my kids into "affordable" options as well!
My favorite was the sparkly eye paint that decorated her face. Just beautiful!
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