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PHOTO BYcourtesy of Jean Rodelas, Allyson Pulido, and Sherelerts Costa
Here atSmartParenting.com.ph, we love giving our moms and dads the opportunity to showcase their amazing work — whether it’s a DIY toy for the kids, birthday cake designs, or a parent’s hobby that is inspired by their kids. This month, we’re celebrating Buwan ng Wika, and once again, we’re awed at the beautiful costumes parents have prepared for the occasion!
15 Buwan ng Wika costume ideas for kids
Whether it’s DIY or store-bought, these costumes were definitely prepared with love. And not only did the kids rock their looks, but they also showcased beautiful traditional costumes from different indigenous groups in the country.
Scroll and look at some of our favorites!
Mom Emerald Bailey loves to DIY for her kids, and this Buwan ng Wika costume she made for her daughter Brileyta was originally used for United Nations Day.
Can you tell this costume is made from plastic spoons? Yes, both the dress and headdress! Emerald calls it her labor of love!
Filipino weaves and patterns really look intricate, especially in Ivan San Miguel's Tausug-inspired costume.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Smart Parenting Parent Chat
Mom Vanessa had kept this pre-loved costume for seven years until her daughter, Naomi, could finally use it. She says, "I-accessorize na lang, pwede na. Tipid at classy pa!"
PHOTO BY courtesy of Vanessa Liwanag
Marcus Maddara looks brave and valiant in his Katipunero costume.
Now here's something unique! For their daughter Serafina's Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysaya celebration, mom Jean Rodelas and her husband DIY'd this bahay kubo. Although she didn't win, she certainly made a big impression!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Jean Rodelas
Mom Ronice DIY'd this Igorot costume for Php140! She just bought fabric, trimmings, and tassels and used a glue gun to hold everything! To top it off, her daughter, Safe, won Best Costume!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Ronice Ilagan
We'd love to see your child's Buwan ng Wika costumes, too! Post it in the comments or email us at smartparenting2013@gmail.com.
Already preparing for the next school activity a.k.a. United Nations Day? Click here a list of shops with costumes you can buy online!
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