Great stuff.  I have tried to convince my wife on several occassions to 
;let me and one of my sons dress up as Master Blaster when the boys were 
infants, but she put the kibosh on it.
 

On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 10:15:49 PM UTC-4, cwpreston wrote:

> Mad props to the AxeCop and Unibaby outfits.
>
>  
>  
>  Sent to you by cwpreston via Google Reader:
>  
>  
>  20 Amazing and Geeky Matching Parent/Child Halloween 
> Costumes<http://www.neatorama.com/2012/10/23/20-Amazing-and-Geeky-Matching-ParentChild-Halloween-Costumes/>
> via Neatorama <http://www.neatorama.com/> by Jill Harness on 10/23/12
>
> We’ve featured adorable pet costumes and great geek costumes, so now it’s 
> time to combine the two with geeky and precious matching parent and child 
> costumes. Whether you’re looking for some inspiration on how to dress up 
> with your own kiddo this Halloween or just like seeing cute youngsters in 
> costumes, you’re sure to find something you’ll enjoy here.
>
> Of all the matching parent/child costumes I’ve seen at Comic 
> Con<http://www.neatorama.com/2012/07/18/50-wonderful-comic-con-costumes-from-2012/>,
>  
> this Axe Cop and Uni-Baby remain my all time favorites.
>
> Just like a real Dalek, this little guy, featured on 
> i09<http://io9.com/5952231/io9-halloween-costume-show-week-two-a-bungee+jumping-buzz-lightyear-a-handmade-vampire-diaries-dress-and-more>,
>  
> couldn’t be happier to get a hold of the Doctor’s sonic screw driver. On 
> the upside, he’s more likely to exterminate his parent’s sleep schedule 
> than to wipe out an entire race.
>
> This is a seriously amazing Big Daddy costume, but the fact that the 
> Little Sister is actually an adorable little girl -instead of a grown woman 
> like most Little Sisters you see at conventions- is what really sets these 
> two apart. Of course, I can’t help but wonder if the little girl has 
> actually played the game Bioshack and knows what she’s dressed as. Let’s 
> just hope she’s blindly oblivious.
>
> Image Via 
> millermz<http://www.flickr.com/photos/millermz/7910970414/in/photostream>[Flickr]
>
> These Planet of the Apes costumes are utterly fantastic, but my favorite 
> thing about this photo is that the little girl looks genuinely sad as 
> though she is nothing more than a pet in a world of apes.
>
> Image Via mhaithaca 
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/mhaithaca/3759273921/>[Flickr]
>
> Plenty of parents dress their babies as little devils for Halloween, but 
> when you pair the costume with *Dogma’s* Buddy Christ, both outfits 
> become that much cooler.
>
> Image Via sjmck <http://www.flickr.com/photos/grumpypants/83607744/>[Flickr]
>
> I don’t think the real Eddie Munster ever looked as absolutely adorable as 
> the one seen on Modern 
> Kiddo<http://modernkiddo.com/its-the-modern-kiddo-costume-parade/>–and 
> Grandpa Munster is looking younger than ever. That reverse-aging serum 
> he was working on in his lab must have been a smashing success.
>
> They may be mysterious and spooky, but this Addams Family is far from 
> being altogether ooky.
>
> Image Via Jaxzin <http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaxzin/6316972870/>[Flickr]
>
> When your owl is this adorable, I doubt you’d send any letters out. You 
> don’t want someone to intercept poor little Hedwig, do you Harry?
>
> Image Via Bradley 
> j<http://www.flickr.com/photos/detroitsunrise/5133875846/>[Flickr]
>
> Because *Where the Wild Things Are* is such a wildly popular children’s 
> book, kids are constantly going as Max for Halloween. What makes this Modern 
> Kiddo <http://modernkiddo.com/its-the-modern-kiddo-costume-parade/>reader’s 
> costume special though is the fact that the little guy has his 
> very own boat to sail off to meat his monster friends.
>
> What happens when a baby genius becomes an orphan? Well, if his last name 
> is Frankenstein, he just makes himself some new parents.
>
> Image Via Diamond 
> Mind<http://www.flickr.com/photos/japhyryder/2990208832/>[Flickr]
>
> If the family that geeks out together stays together then these four are 
> destined to be close until the end of time. I particularly love the R2-D2 
> stroller adaptation.
>
> Image Via Gilly 
> Youner<http://www.flickr.com/photos/80565261@N00/4096158539/>[Flickr]
>
> There are plenty of *Star *Wars families out there, but most of them 
> chose to go in the classic Leia, Han and Luke costumes like the previous 
> family. That’s what makes this family of Tusken Raiders so wonderfully 
> unique and memorable.
>
> Image Via Doc Brown 
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/doc_brown/7908928962/>[Flickr]
>
> The great thing about this family of Incredibles is that they have every 
> member of the family featured in the main adventure –remember, the baby 
> stayed at home. Also, while the parents might not look much like the 
> characters they are playing, the kids both look a lot like the ones in the 
> movie.
>
> Image Via heath bar <http://www.flickr.com/photos/heathbar/981405024/>[Flickr]
>
> I don’t know about you guys, but I had no idea that Superman and Wonder 
> Woman had a baby together, nor did I know that he would one day grow up to 
> be Captain America. There must be some sort of time portal involved in this 
> story line.
>
> Image Via Desert 
> Bug<http://www.flickr.com/photos/dennis_larson/7175024957/>[Flickr]
>
> You know, of everyone in this family, I’ve gotta say, Robin is the one I’d 
> be most worried about tangling with. Just look at the intensity in those 
> eyes.
>
> Image Via heath bar 
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/heathbar/3415662469/>[Flickr]
>
> Let’s just hope that he actually knows this baby, unlike Alan in *The 
> Hangover*. If you don’t want to dress up your baby, but do want to wear 
> your own costume, this is always a great option.
>
> Image Via ttrentham 
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/thechunk/4062396409/>[Flickr]
>
> Sure this family of Mortal Kombat fighters look great, but just wait until 
> the drama starts at Thanksgiving dinner. You’d better like blood gravy on 
> your mashed potatoes, because that’s what you’re getting.
>
> Image Via Pop Culture 
> Geek<http://www.flickr.com/photos/popculturegeek/6301703898/>[Flickr]
>
> Little Woody from Modern 
> Kiddo<http://modernkiddo.com/its-the-modern-kiddo-costume-parade/>doesn’t 
> look nearly as concerned about how cute he and Jessie look so much 
> as how far the dirt goes when he kicks it. At least, in his heart, he knows 
> that he’s got a friend in Mom.
>
> Sometimes people don’t dress up their babies because they worry the little 
> one will be uncomfortable, but this Cheshire Cat 
> costume<http://www.neatorama.com/2012/07/18/50-wonderful-comic-con-costumes-from-2012/>solves
>  that problem, as it is simply a pink onesie and some leggings that 
> had purple stripes added to them and a thin tail also made from some of her 
> leggings. While the babe makes a great accessory to mom’s Alice costume, 
> she probably doesn’t even notice that she’s wearing anything out of the 
> ordinary.
>
> This costume is great for any family, but how much more awesome would it 
> be if the parents both happened to be marine biologists?
>
> Image Via Rob lef <http://www.flickr.com/photos/roblef/4040832439/>[Flickr]
>
>  Are any of you parents planning to dress up to match your kiddos this 
> year? If so, what are you planning to wear?
>
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