When it comes to finding the hottest Halloween themes for 2010, Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume ideas are it! The Tim Burton movie has inspired huge interest in this fantastic story this year, and the great news is that there are a huge number of Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume characters to choose from - enough for just about everyone!

1) Alice: The first costume idea, though not the most exciting of the bunch, is Alice. The Classic Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume is the blue dress with apron, though this has been slightly updated for the 2010 movie, and the officially licensed costume reflects this fact.

2) The Red Queen Costume: The Red Queen, also known as the Queen of Hearts, is probably the most popular of Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume ideas for women. She has an unusually large head, along with an impressive heart detail dress!

3) The White Queen: Enemy and sister of the Red Queen is the White Queen, a new character in the 2010 movie. You'll need to go all in white for this costume, but make sure you have long dark hair and dark nails.

4) The Mad Hatter Costume: Who could fail to fall in love with Johnny Depp's portrayal of the Mad Hatter in the 2010 movie? If you want to play the Mad Hatter you'll need the distinctive brown hat, red hair, and distressed suit. Officially licensed costumes this year are a fantastic replica of the costume used in the movie.

5) The White Rabbit Costume: This has been a favorite for years, but there are bound to be more white rabbits in 2010. Make sure you get the vest, the top hat and, most importantly, the pocket watch!

6) Tweedledee/ Tweedledum Costume: This could be a really fun costume if you want to go in a pair with someone else! You'll need the classic shorts and fuller figure look, and you can also get your hands on an officially licensed propeller hat for a very unique option from the Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume ideas.

7) Cheshire Cat Costume Ideas: Want something a little different? Some great Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume ideas include going for the Cheshire cat. You're going to need an extra big smile!

8)? Caterpillar: Lastly, you could choose to go as the wacky smoking caterpillar. Get a blue body suit and attach plenty of legs to it!

There really is no shortage of Alice in Wonderland Halloween costume ideas this year! You can bet that this is going to be a hugely popular theme for 2010, so get planning now to make sure your costume is the best!

For the latest costume discounts, take a look at Alice In Wonderland Halloween Costume Ideas. And if you want some more inspiration for Halloween 2010 then take a look at Toy Story 3 Halloween Costumes and more!

If you own a rabbit and aren't quite sure what to do with him or her why not train him. I will show you step by step how to litter train your pet rabbit. Within a few weeks, your rabbit will be trained to use a litter box both in and out of his cage. Don't worry, its not that hard to do, I did it with my six year old daughter.

Here are three things you should do before you start to actually train your rabbit.

1) Make sure you have a proper cage for your rabbit:

His cage should be big enough for him to have a "living" area and a "potty" area.

2)Let your rabbit exercise everyday.

You should have your rabbit out to exercise 1-2 times a day for 30-60 minutes.

3) Feed your rabbit

You should feed your rabbit a combination of fruits, vegetables and dry food three times a day.You will find that your rabbit has one or two favorite treats which you will use when you begin to train him.

Ok now that you have spent a some time getting to know your rabbit and have become friends its time to start training.

Litter Training Your Rabbit

This should be the first thing you teach your rabbit to do. It is a fairly easy task to do plus it will eliminate having to clean up after him while you are training himother commands. You will need a litterpan about 4 inches high and either hay or nonclumping rabbit litter to put in the litter box. DO NOT use regular cat litter. The dust can cause respiratory problems for your rabbit. Place the litter box in the room where you have been letting him exercise. Remove some "rabbit pebbles" from the bottom of your rabbits cage and place them in the litter box. Put your rabbit in the litter box and use a command like "rabbits name, go pebbles" or "rabbits name, go potty ". Don't worry if your rabbit hops out of the box, let him hop around for 10 minutes then place him back in the box and repeat the command. When you see your rabbit go potty in the box, praise him by scratching his nose or stroking his head and say "good rabbits name" or good boy/girl". DO NOT give your rabbit a treat for going potty. Do this everyday for a week. By the end of the week your rabbit should hop in the pan and go potty whenever you have him out of his cage.



By: DChick