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Halloween owl, $24.95. A novel idea for kids who'd rather spend Halloween creating rather than trick or treating. lego.com

Glow in the dark bat skeleton costume, $20. A fun onsie that comes alive when the sun goes down. Available at Target.

Baby paper bag shorts; $5.50. There's plenty of festive garb out there so little tricksters can get into the Halloween spirit. Available at Best&Less stores.

Purr-Anormal lace headband, $8. Teens and tweens who are keen to celebrate the season can do so in understated style thanks to cute accessories such as this. nastygal.com/au

Atlas of Monsters & Ghosts, $26.99. A snapshot of the world's most famous ghosts and mythological creatures, accompanied by ghoul cool illustrations. Available at all good bookshops and lonelyplanet.com

The Nightmare Before Christmas: Sally and Jack Halloween pumpkins, $20 each. If you have a child who loves horror movies, decorate their bedroom window with characters from this beloved animated film. Available at Big W.

Halloween buds, $30.50. These three Halloween bath bombs are sure to make for a fun (and fizzy) nighttime routine. lush.com.au

Spooky colouring set, $20. Colouring-in fun, plus the essentials for kids to make their own spooky Halloween stuff. tigertribe.com.au

Boo! It's Halloween phone case, $85. Choose from a number of designs and colours to suit a wide range of smartphones. casetify.com/en

The Coolest Hair-Raising Horrors Book and Prank Kit, $9.99. What would Halloween be without a spooktacular prank that ends in a fit of giggles. hinkler.com.au

Large hanging skeleton, $29. At 1.5 metres tall, this guy is sure to impress Halloween fans of all heights. Available at The Reject Shop.