Halloween is for everyone. And who says you can’t enjoy the spookiest holiday of the year to the fullest if you’re pregnant? It’s definitely not stopping anyone from having some well-deserved fun. In fact, we’d argue that pregnant women have a very large advantage when it comes to their Halloween costumes: their bumps give them an edge when it comes to creativity and unique outfits.

The Bored Panda team has collected some of the most impressive photos of Halloween costumes that pregnant women came up with and integrated their bumps into the ensemble in a genius way. They completely nailed their looks in a way that practically nobody could copy. Be sure to upvote your favorite photos and to let us know in the comments which ones you liked the most and why, dear Pandas!

When you’re done scrolling through all the photos in this list, you should definitely check out Bored Panda’s earlier article about the most inspiring and creative pregnancy Halloween costumes right over here.

#1 God Of Thunder

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#2 Juno & Bleeker

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#3 My Pregnant Belly Helped Me This Halloween. I Present To You: Nacho Libre Maternity Wear

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A while back, I reached out to Lesley Bannatyne, one of the foremost experts on Halloween on Planet Earth. She explained to Bored Panda how the way we celebrate Halloween has changed in the last century and shared her predictions about how the holiday might look like in the future. According to the Halloween expert, the holiday is incredibly adaptable, so it’s no wonder that it’s changed quite a bit over the long years.

#4 Mr. Potato Head

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#5 Benjamin's First Halloween!

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#6 Getting Amped Up For The Simpsons Man’s Halloween Contest. I Just Learned This Was A Thing. Who Should I Be This Year? I Don’t Know If I Can Top Comic Book Guy. I’ll Likely Try My Best And Fail Miserably. The Lesson Is, Never Try

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“Halloween morphed from a large, town-wide celebration in the early 20th century to a holiday focused mainly on children and trick-or-treating mid-century, and creative costumes, to a holiday that both adults and children celebrate in dozens of different ways today,” Lesley told Bored Panda.

#7 Happy Halloween!

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#8 Pregnancy Costume: The Handsmaid’s Tale, Blessed Be The Fruit

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#9 My Pregnant Friend Won For Best Costume This Year

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“Halloween’s always been adaptable. When some churches objected to Halloween’s presumed devilishness, they created ‘trunk or treat,’ where they could keep their kids in the church’s parking lot and let them go car to car for treats (and could also control images and costume ideas),” the Halloween expert noted how the holiday can change form to survive.

#10 Pregnancy Costume: Emoji

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#11 You Get All The Poses Because I Couldn’t Pick Just One

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#12 Happy Halloween From Willy Wonka And Violet Beauregarde!

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“When houses were too far apart for kids to walk, people created trick-or-treating hotspots in certain neighborhoods or town centers. Remember Mall-o-weens? Bringing children indoors to go store-to-store was an adaptation for some communities that feared strangers giving treats to their kids,” the expert said.

#13 Had To Incorporate The Bump Into This Year‘S Halloween Costume!

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#14 Halloween Looks A Little Different This Year

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#15 A Cat And My Belly Is A Ball Of Yarn

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“Trick-or-treat itself was in part a Halloween idea created to discourage kids from egging cars and papering neighborhood trees on Halloween night,” Lesley pointed out that trick-or-treating itself was a way to help control the chaos and keep kids in check. It provides a more orderly outlet for their fun.

#16 Happy Preggoween!

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#17 Pearl

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#18 Krang And Shredder Have Captured Master Splinter

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“Halloween follows popular culture, so wherever we go, so will the holiday. If we start to cocoon in our homes, private parties will get more popular. If we become even more social media-oriented, more on display, maybe there will be bigger public costumed events that can be broadcast to bigger audiences,” she mused about the future of the holiday.

#19 Ripe Avocado

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#20 Bb-8 (Baby-8) Pregnant Costume

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#21 Leonel Now Has My Blessing To Enter This World. Our Final Pre Parent Halloween/Brunch. Yes, I’m Still Pregnant

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“Parents don’t normally let their children go out without them on Halloween, so maybe more attractions will erupt for them—whole Halloween towns, a la Disney? If we go anti-commercial and look for a deeper meaning for the night, Halloween could morph into a time to visit our loved ones in the cemetery like our neighbors in Mexico.”