At the time we bought it he was much to small to wear it but with kids one thing is for sure, they grow. By Halloween this year he had almost outgrew it so we figured we better make sure he gets some use out it. (The shorts are made out of real leather which was still very stiff and they were a little tight so Jaydon couldn't sit or bend over all night which in itself was pretty funny to watch...) 
Jaydon was the cutest little Swiss mountain boy in the compound. On our trip to Geneva we even picked up a few accessories for him, the hat and a St Bernard puppy with a cask around his neck. 
Jaydon was still fighting off his illness and had a fever most of the day but was willing to put his costume on and go out to see his friends. 
Mommy had to hold him for most of trick-or-treating but he did his best to get into the fun. After the trick-or-treating we had a party a the club house, it was very well decorated and we had to check it out before it got filled with little kids. 
Fourtunatly we did because that night Jaydon's fever hit 104 so we did not stay for the much of the festivities. 
All the kids in the compound got into it, I thought you might enjoy seeing a few of the other costumes too.Peter Pan, Wendy, Tinkerbell and a Pirate:
A couple African Giraffes: 
The 3 Musketeers: 
Will's costume was one of my favorites and his dad put a lot of time into it. He was the Thomas Train conductor. 
His actual costume was pretty low key (don't forget the train whstile) but the highlight was the train he got to push around the compound! 
All home made out of cardboard, duct tape and coat hangers...
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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He's adorable in those tiny lederhosen! Sorry about the fever, what a bummer.
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