How about some pretty Disney Princess dresses for your pretty little princess?
These Toddler-friendly frocks not only come in the princess’s iconic color scheme, but they managed to incorporate some of the more distinct details, too (like the bodice lacing on Rapunzel’s dress and the curlicue designs on Anna’s)!
These dresses aren’t patterned after a specific Disney princess, but they still work a treat! They’re still bright, poofy, and perfect for your Sims’s royal highness.
Plus I love that this set comes with a dainty little tiara to complete the look.
7. Josie Jack O Lantern Halloween Costume by josie
You’ll need The Sims 4: Seasons for this costume to work (as specified in the title).
But if that’s installed, go ahead and slip your Sim Toddler, alien or not, into this space-tacular outfit.
It’s pretty simple as far as costumes go – literally just a onesie with lines and geometric shapes – but with the right prosthetics and makeup? Your intergalactic Toddler’s gonna rake up all the candy, for sure.
It’s more of a Pikachu-patterned onesie than it is an actual Pikachu costume… but we’ll give it a pass because it’s bright yellow and has back stripes.
All you really need is a pair of red-tipped ears and a lightning tail, and your Toddler’s all set!
This is a CC costume that turns your precious tot into a teeny, tiny mermaid.
Although I can’t, for the life of me, figure out how a Sim Toddler would toddle around with wearable tail on, this costume still works great for storytelling!
This here’s a pretty unique spin on a tried-and-true Halloween costume. Why throw on an old white bedsheet with eyeholes cut out when you could wear something comfier? And more secure?
Let little ghosties run free with this cute white onesie.
If the printed onesie is too contemporary, here’s something a little more classic. A white bedsheet with eyeholes honestly is one of the easiest costumes to pull off—even if it does seem incredibly claustrophobic.
This custom costume by karzalee is available in black, white, and pumpkin orange colors!
For elegant faerie princesses smaller than three feet, I recommend this Fairy Dress set by KiaraZurk.
The color combinations are beautiful and the details are stunning.
Plus you won’t have to hunt for separate wing accessories to complete the look, no. These dresses come with their own sparkly pair of tiny flappers attached!
For little tots that would rather be something smaller, fluffier, and twitchier than a dinosaur. How about a bunny?
This adorable bunny rabbit onesie by kliekie comes in 15 colors. Two ears (one upright, one loped and droopy) and a soft cottonball tail attached to the costume help complete the look.
If you’ve ever watched Disney-Pixar’s Coco or 20th Century Fox’s Book of Life, then you might agree with me when I say this dress has La Muerte and/or La Llorona vibes.
The print and design instantly brings to mind their classy, dead-but-still fashionable skeleton lady energy.
Whoever thinks scarecrows aren’t scary needs to get their eyes checked. Scarecrows have always creeped me out, what with their pumpkin heads and disturbingly limp, lifeless bodies.
Thank goodness TS4 Toddlers are all sorts of adorable. Only they could make a scarecrow costume look warm and cuddly.
