Kids Lion Costumes

It is an interesting fact that of all the members of the cat family, you can instantly tell the the male lion from the female lion. The male is the only one that has that beautiful thick mane! Kids lion costumes come with and without the mane, it doesn’t really matter because they are all adorable.

Little Lion Infant Costume – This little lion certainly has a full luxurious mane! I could never be afraid of that cute face looking out at me. This baby lion costume is from the Elite Collection and is made with a lot of attention paid to the details. This costume comes as a fully lined bodysuit with snaps on the legs so you can easily do diaper changes. The tail is attached with a red bow on the end. The lion’s mane is actually a hood and the feet are slip booties that have no-skid paw print bottoms.

This would be great for Halloween since the weather then is usually chilly at that time of the year. The neat thing is that your baby could also wear it for parties or any time you want to take come priceless pictures. The sizes are, 6-12 Months, 12-18 Months and Toddler 18 Months–2T.

The males lion’s primary job is to be the protector of the family. One of the reasons he has a mane is because it makes him look larger, that is  more intimidating to another animal who may be a danger to the pride. By the way, lady lions like those really dark, full manes! I’m just saying…

The Lion King Simba Costume – The Lion King has become a classic movie and play, I never get tired of watching it. This child lion costume really looks like Simba from the movie, your kid will love it! The lion costume is a total bodysuit. The tail and the headpiece that has big eyes and cute little ears are both detachable. The sizes are 2T, 3T/4T and 4/6. Get out your camera!

The lion family is called a pride. It consists of several female lions who hunt together and cooperate in raising and protecting their cubs or babies. There usually is one or two males included in the pride. Lately there has been a lot of talk about how “it takes a village to raise a child”, lions have always done it that way!

Nala Lion King Child Costume – Nala first appeared as a baby cub, Simba‘s childhood friend, in the first Lion King movie. Her character really added a lot to the story line. Your little girl may want to be Nala in this adorable costume for Halloween. This really cute lion bodysuit costume and is an officially licensed Lion King product. You will get three pieces with this costume; the bodysuit, detachable tail and the head piece. The head piece had those big eyes, a pink nose and baby cub ears! Sizes available are: Toddler/Child Sizes: 2T, 3T/4T and 4/6x.

People are fascinated by lions. There is nothing like the sound of a lion’s roar to bring crowds running to the lion exhibit at the zoo! The lion is a symbol of strength and power. Because they, along with many animal species, are in danger of becoming extinct there a lot of conservation programs all over the world.

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Cuddly Lion Infant Costume – A mother lion could not be more proud of her baby lion than you with yours in this costume. It’s snuggly and warm, just right for a cool Halloween evening. The jumpsuit has snap closures on the legs for easy on and off. With this adorable costume comes tan colored matching mittens which are attached as is the tail. The hood that has a full mane snaps on that makes it very easy convenient to put on and take off. Comes in Infant and Toddler sizes 6-12 Months, 12-24 Months.

Today lions can be found in the African grasslands and in parts of India. At one time they were found in many more countries. Population growth and hunting toke it’s toll on lion populations. The American Species Survival Plan which is also called the SSP is working to insure that lions do not disappear. There is much to be learned from lions and future generations should also have the thrill of hearing a real lion roar!

Get kids lion costumes for Halloween and start your own pride! Check out this Lion King clip:

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