Eeyore Costumes for Halloween or playtime!

“Eeyore’s Gloomy Place: Rather Boggy and Sad”…that’s how the southeast corner of the Hundred Acre Wood is identified, the place Eeyore calls home. We all know somebody like Eeyore don’t we, a person who is generally sad or melancholy? We tend to avoid people like that in our day-to-day because they make us feel uncomfortable and their attitude affects our own. That is, except Eeyore. Despite the fact that he’s “dismally gloomy for almost eternity”, he’s unquestionably one of the most beloved Winnie the Pooh characters of all time. And that’s why we’re here….to celebrate Eeyore and the fact that he’s loved by young and old alike.

Welcome to Eeyore Costumes where you can satisfy your child’s Halloween dreams. We exist because we too have an unending affection for Eeyore and nothing celebrates his legacy like wearing an Eeyore costume on Halloween. And here’s an adorable example! This Baby Eeyore Plush Bodysuit Infant/Toddler Costume would be perfect for your 12-18 Month old. Your son or daughter will be the perfect likeness of Disney’s very popular blue-gray donkey with his floppy ears, lovable face, and thick, black mane. This adorable baby Eeyore Halloween costume includes a plush bodysuit with attached character hood and easy release front zipper. This Eeyore costume will keep your baby comfy and cozy on a chilly Halloween night.

So with all of Eeyore’s gloominess, why is he so likable? I think it’s Eeyore’s charm. Even though his actions and tone of voice may be contradictory, Eeyore truly does appreciate his friends Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, and the others. I think we all can sense a real love and compassion about him. So, on that rare occasion when we see Eeyore smile or he provides us with a hint of joy, we’re ready to celebrate with him.

And celebrate you will this Halloween as you watch your toddler proudly parade his or her Disney Halloween costume while trick-or-treating or at a holiday school function. This Eeyore Deluxe Child Halloween Costume is absolutely awesome! It’s the perfect likeness of Eeyore and includes the plush bodysuit with back zipper, attached character hood, and signature pink bow on the tail.  This Eeyore costume is available in Toddler 2T, and Toddler 3T – 4T sizes.

Transform your toddler into the endearing Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh with this charming Eeyore romper costume. The jumpsuit is for your 12-18 month old and has metal snaps up the front and on the legs for easy diaper changes. There is an adorable embroidered patch of Eeyore on the left leg and the attached character hood has floppy ears and an embroidered face. There is also a soft tail that attaches with Velcro to the back of this warm cozy costume. This romper will allow plenty of freedom for your very active and excited trick-or-treater.

If you’re interested in Halloween costumes for some of Eeyore’s very best friends, check out these links:……Winnie the Pooh……Piglet……Tigger

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Eeyore lives in a house made of sticks. Pooh and Piglet built this house for him after accidentally mistaking the original house Eeyore built as a pile of sticks. You can learn all the details about how this happened at winnie-pooh.org. Eeyore’s house has a name, it’s “The House at Pooh Corner” which happens to be the title of Alan Alexander Milne’s second book about Christopher Robin, his son, Winnie the Pooh, and of course, Eeyore.

Kenny Loggins, a very well known name in the music industry, wrote a lullaby for his son Luke, called “Return to Pooh Corner” and in that song, Eeyore’s house is mentioned in the chorus. It’s a wonderful song about how he (Kenny Loggins) reconnected with his childhood affection for Winnie the Pooh in the midst of introducing his own son to the same. Enjoy!!

Of course Eeyore appears in all of the Disney cartoons featuring Winnie the Pooh. Actor Peter Cullen provides the voice for Eeyore. Walt Disney made many artistic changes to the looks of the characters in the Hundred Acre Wood but the man responsible for the illustrations in the original books was Ernest H. Shepard. The success of Winnie the Pooh was credited as much to Mr. Shepard as it was to author, A.A. Milne.

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