Every year the Ellen show an episode called Last Minute Costumes. The kids and I love watching it when it comes out and it gives is some fun ideas. Here are some of the shows from 2010 to 2014. What will your kids be this year? Maybe this will give you some ideas.
2010
This episode was totally adorable as kids show off their costumes to Ellen. Some of the costumes include Tyler dressed up as a bed bug, another Tyler, 7 year old playing a miner from Chilis. Isabella was a little political this year and dressed up as the ‘Tea Party’. Ellen brings out 7 year old Sara and gives her an iron, turning her from a Chef into the Iron Chef lol.
2011
A group of adorable kids dropped by to collect some candy, and Ellen couldn’t resist helping them with their costumes. If you’ve seen a hilarious Halloween costume, or homemade Halloween costume, send it to us right here! My Favorite is Money Balls where in the end they roll this little boy away!!
Ellen did a second episode on Oct 31st which was totally adorable. This is a must watch 🙂
2012
In 2012 Halloween Costumes includes 6 year old Clint Eastwood, 6 year old Cecelia as a chair, Steven, a totally adorable musician who Ellen rips off his shirt and he becomes magic Mike, and little boy with a racetrack around him as the ‘presidential race’ and finally 5 year old little boy in a spaceship with a doggie costume as a Mars Rover!! lol. Love this years kids.
2013
There are many cute kids in this episode, including a cute ‘recking ball’, a scary Nora as an iphone 5, 5 year old Sophia as a compass, a totally adorable 7 year old Evelyn as Mount Rushmore finally 6 year old Jennifer as Miley Cyrus’ tongue!
2014
This was a great year for Last Minute Halloween Costumes. Ellen had some great kids and costumes this year including a little girl inside an ice cube. When Ellen asked Lauren what she was she said ‘Frozen’!
What will 2015 bring? We can’t wait.
Greetings! I’m Kevin, the founder and chief editor of More4Kids International, a comprehensive resource for parents worldwide. My mission is to equip parents with the tools and insights they need to raise exceptional children.
As a father to two incredible sons, I’ve experienced the rollercoaster of parenthood, and it’s these experiences that drive my dedication to making More4Kids a trusted guide for parents. Our platform offers a wealth of information, from time-saving parenting hacks to nutritious meal plans for large families, and strategies for effective communication with teenagers.
Beyond my professional role, I’m a devoted parent who champions the concept of an abundance mindset in raising resilient, successful children. I’m committed to fostering this mindset in my own children and am passionate about inspiring other parents to do the same.
Join me on this rewarding journey as we explore the complexities of parenthood together. Through More4Kids, we’re raising the next generation of remarkable children and strengthening families, one parenting tip at a time.
More4kids is written for parents by parents.
Add Comment