17 Totally Cute (not creepy!) Halloween Party Favors

Okay, so these are a little bit creepy, but in all the best, gross-out ways possible.

I bet the kids would find these these soaps irresistible at your party.

Look at all the the fizz from these cauldron bath bombs! It’s enough to make any kid feel like they’re part of the potion that is brewing.

Wanting something more cute than creepy? This candy corn soap is perfect. It’s exactly the kind of thing my 7-year-old would want to get.

Then again, there’s nothing more classic for fall and Halloween than pumpkins, so pumpkin cake bath bombs would be adorable for kids of all ages.

Admittedly, these are my favorite bath bombs in the group.

Kids are going to love how glittery these Eternal Foaming Cauldron Bath Bombs are, and I love that the seller includes all the ingredients in the listing!

Do you have a Harry Potter fan in your house? If so, then this set of Witches Broom Pens is perfect!

Though, you might have to watch out for kids fantasizing about playing quidditch instead of doing homework.

Slap Bracelets have come a long way since I was a kid. Do you remember how they always stung when you would use them?

It seems like that’s all changed now and all three of my kids can't get enough. At least we know that the leftovers would be enjoyed!

We can’t keep enough notepads in our house. Our kids use them to draw, to write their own stories, to create pretend menus for playing kitchen.

It’s amazing how quickly they go through them! So, these Halloween notepads would be a fantastic option for your goody bags.

What little Potterhead wouldn't enjoy their very own Golden Snitch? Especially one that's edible!

With the printable wings, it's ridiculously easy to make a big batch of these in one sitting.

Toddlers and little kids loooooove bubbles. And since these bottles are small, the risk of mess isn’t too big. Plus, those faces on top are just adorable!

My 4-year-old got ahold of a party favor similar to these stretchy skeletons recently and just couldn’t get enough, so I’m pretty sure these would be a hit.

(And since they’re pretty cheap, I wouldn’t feel terrible getting rid of them after a few days...not that I ever do that with my kids’ toys. ?)

Toddlers love to dress up. I’ve got a fun DIY mask template you could use as a party activity, or you can make it easy on yourself and grab this set of Halloween party glasses. 

Let the kids play with them during the party and then take a pair home with them when they leave.

I don’t know any kid that doesn’t like lollipops. And for preschoolers, these goofy monster lollipops will be just as much fun to eat as they are to look at.

I love the idea of these Halloween light up necklaces. The reviews are a little spotty, but wouldn’t they be awesome for a nighttime party or as something the kids can wear as they walk around on Halloween night?

Talk about cute! I love that these mini plush monsters are so small and adorable. And they’re definitely the kind of cutie that could become a favorite in the toy box.

I’m in love with all the intricate detail of these coffin Coffin Favor Boxes. The skeleton is great for older kids and tweens, but the bat version is great for little kids that might get freaked out more easily.

How adorable are these favor boxes?

If you’ve got a wide age range of kids, the designs here are cute enough for the little ones, but also detailed enough that older kids won’t feel too big for whatever you put inside.

But if you want to keep things super simple, I’ve got some fun free printable Halloween bag toppers you can use! 

They’re sized to fit the snack sized ziplock bags you can find at the store. Just add any favor you want, or make some Monster Munch, and you’re done!