It was a stormy night. The wind was howling at the window pains and yet the rain hadn’t yet begun to fall. It wasn’t until the lightning began tostreakthecloudy night sky that the rain began to pitter patter atyouhospital window. One flash, two, and with the third the lights went out. Well, it wasn’t long after that Dr. Frankenstein delivered your little sweetie. She had ten fingers, ten toes, and a crazy white streak in her hair. She was perfect.

Well, looking back, you could have guessed that your birth experience was going to be a little different when you got a tour of the OB-GYN facilities. The building wasseparate from the rest of the hospital, on a winding gravel road on top of a hill. Instead of the hospitals clean tile floors and large sun filled windows these facilities had stone walls and shuttered windows. they had electricity, that’s for sure. It wassproutingout of various equipment in the lab. Come to think of it, why did they have a lab instead of a lobby?Oh well, it worked out in the end. And it turns out that Dr.Frankensteinactually has a fabulous bedside manner!

Your little one will look the part of the bride of Frankenstein with this adorable bride monster costume. It features a onesie dress, a dramaticheadpiece withthe classics stripes of white in the black hair,and a pair of stitches tights. The dress has a large satiny heart and black stitches on the chest. The rest of the white dress has a layered skirt with tatters on the hem and subtle lace that is repeated on the sleeves. Whether you’re visitingyourlocal mad scientist or simply trick-or-treatingyour little one issure to befrighteninglyadorable!