Your kids can’t agree on one costume for Purim. But they still want some type of coordination. What can you do?
We don’t really do themes. Perhaps it’s because we’re really out-of-towners at heart, or perhaps because I couldn’t ever imagine my children agreeing on one type of costume. For most years, Purim costumes went more “choose whatever you want” system.
BY VICTORIA DWEK | FEBRUARY 10, 2023 | 34 COMMENT(S)
THEMES WHERE KIDS DON’T NEED TO MATCH
Your kids can’t agree on one costume for Purim. But they still want some type of coordination. What can you do?
We don’t really do themes. Perhaps it’s because we’re really out-of-towners at heart, or perhaps because I couldn’t ever imagine my children agreeing on one type of costume. For most years, Purim costumes went more “choose whatever you want” system.
Lately though, my younger children have been influenced by the surrounding culture. And even though they still can’t agree on one costume, they still want to feel somewhat coordinated. Hence these themes. These “themes” allow your kids to make their own decisions and choose a costume of their own, while still feeling like they’re part of the same family.
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