29 No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas Perfect For Kids

This Púa and Hei Hei pumpkin is even easier if you print and cut out Hei Hei to stick on top of the pumpkin.

They want to dress Frozen characters and sing Frozen songs, so painting Frozen pumpkins is the natural next step!

Go for a pop of color by melting crayons at the stem with a hairdryer.

If you want to try a half-carve-half-paint pumpkin, this is the one.

Even if you wait until the last minute, you can still create something extraspecial with a metallic marker (and a steady hand!)

With a larger and a smaller pumpkin, you can make an Olaf Halloween pumpkin easily.

Inspired by the beloved Eric Carle classic, this transformative approach to a bunch of pumpkins is absolutely adorable. Glue on felt circles for the spots, and pipe cleaners make fantastic antennae!

This pink and gold pumpkin is a more cheerful take on Halloween.

Painting a pumpkin Marshall should delight the little Paw Patrol fans in your family.

Bust out the glow paint and make your pumpkin shine.

Paint all the spots you'd usually carve for a simple version of the classic Jack-O-Lantern.

Unicorns are very on trend right now. Why not give your pumpkin a little extra magic with pastel colors and a funky horn?

Spray paint creates the ombre look of this candy corn-inspired duo. Just make sure your little ones don't try to take a nibble!

Your mini me can go the sweet route and paint minipumpkins to look just like her favorite food.