One of the most fun parts of being a parent has to be dressing up your little ones in cute little outfits.
But one dad has taken trendy toddler-wear to the next level.
Tucker Bohman from Salt Lake City in the US has forgone the usual cute blue shirts and stripy dungarees, instead opting to dress his baby up as classic beloved Disney characters.
Toystorydad, as he’s know on Instagram, creates Disney-inspired costumes to dress up his son Beckham, or Hamm, in.
Despite never having been to the classic theme parks as a child, he has always been a big Disney fan, his favourite film being Toy Story.
He and his wife Rachel started dressing up their son in Disney outfits when he was only two days old. They posted the adorable picture of baby Hamm dresses as Toy Story’s Woody, surrounded by all his friends, to Instagram.
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Soon after the Utah-based family took their first trip to Disneyland where Hamm was again dressed as Woody. What happened next lead the couple to starting their now-viral Disney-inspired Instagram project.
‘We had crowds around us everywhere we went,’ Tucker told babble.com. ‘People were asking to take his picture and talking about him throughout the park. We then had someone approach us and say, “Hey it’s Toy Story Dad.
‘I couldn’t believe that someone actually recognized us. The combination of those two things led me to believe that this could really be something.’
Tucker and Rachel then started to create Disney costumes for their son, after noticing that there wasn’t a massive selection available for boys.
‘We definitely have to get creative. It is pretty labor intensive between making the costumes, taking the pictures, and editing, but it’s such a fun family project.’
With only 270 posts their page now has more than 33,000 followers, and is set to grow following their Halloween villain series.
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Take inspiration from Toystorydad with these baby Halloween costumes and homemade kids Halloween costumes, or get everyone involved with these family Halloween costumes.
You could always keep an eye on Beckham and see which villain he dresses as next. We can’t wait to see what he’ll look like as the Big Bad Wolf!
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