Give each team a roll of toilet paper. The most creative diapered baby wins the game. Prepare or bake a batch of plain cupcakes before the baby shower. Put a miniature baby in one of the cupcakes. At the event, bring out the cupcakes. Give the guests frosting, baby decorations, and few candies, …. The winner gets a prize!
Your guests would be playing like Olympians in this particular game! Set up stations where there are dolls wrapped in diapers. Gather all the male guests of the event because they will definitely make the game even more fun! Each male guest would get down on their knees with their hands behind their back. Each one should bob for the nipples in the bucket.
If the timer goes off, the guest with the highest number of nipples bobbed would be declared as a winner! But it surely will give a fun moment when you include it in your baby shower. Prepare at least 5 diapers and put melted chocolate in it. Imagine seeing your friends and family sniff and lick the diapers! How to play: Separate guests into teams of two.
Have guests put trash bags over their clothes, then blindfold everyone. Give a jar of applesauce and two spoons to each team and have them feed each other. Whichever team finishes their applesauce first is the winner. How to play: Separate guests into teams of four or five and have them stand in a line with a straw in their mouths.
The first person in line puts the pacifier onto their straw. Have them continue down the line. Whichever team reaches the end of the line first wins. This is one of the rare times when kids will actually want to help pair socks—so take full advantage!
How to play: Put all the baby socks, unpaired, in a pile on the floor. Each guest must match as many socks as they can in one minute. The person who matches the most socks is the winner. Who can work quickly and carefully under pressure? Before the party: Clip multiple baby clothes onto a hanger using the clothespins. Place the hanger, with clothes, on a hook. Have one hanger of clothes for each guest.
How to play: Have each guest place one hand behind their back as they try to remove as many pieces of clothing as possible without dropping the clothes or the clothes pins. Whoever can get the most off in under a minute wins. This is hands-down one of the best baby shower games for kids. What you need: Chocolate, a diaper and a music playlist. Then: hot potato! Last guest standing is the winner. Getting Pregnant. Popular links under Pregnancy First Trimester. Popular links under Baby Baby Month by Month.
Popular links under Toddler Toddler Month by Month. Baby Products. Not at your party! By Rose Walano. Image: Jenny Quicksall Photography. Purchases made through links on this page may earn us a commission. Best Baby Shower Games. What you need: Paper and pen for each guest. What you need: A computer and printer, and paper and pen for each guest. What you need: A list of emoji anagrams and a pen for each guest. Image: Haleigh Nicole Photography.
Co-ed Baby Shower Games. What you need: Paper, pens and a computer and printer or copy machine. Before the party: Place a diaper on each doll. What you need: Balloons and pins for each guest. What you need: Name tags one for each guest , a marker and a piggy bank. Before the party: Mark each name tag with a baby-related word. Before the party: Put one baby item into each bag and number them 1 to Image: Theresa Wooner Photography.
Unique Baby Shower Games. This creative group baby shower activity is bound to yield some unique results. Easy Baby Shower Games. What you need: Clothespins for every guest. This is an upbeat and super-easy baby shower game that calls for zero prep! What you need: A playlist of baby songs and pen and paper. Spotify, anyone? What you need: Raffle tickets, a box or pail and a prize. What you need: Paper and pen for each guest and a timer. Baby Shower Games for Men. How many diapers do you think your baby will go through in the first year?
What are you most looking forward to about being a dad? What you need: Pen and notecard for each guest, and a bucket. What you need: A baby bottle and a beverage for each guest. Before the party: Fill each bottle with the beverage. Image: Photography. Baby Shower Games for Large Groups. What you need: Paper, pen, timer and a computer and printer or copy machine.
What you need: Paper, a pen and a computer and printer or copy machine. Baby Shower Games for Kids. Provide a big box of diapers and several permanent markers. Have guests decorate the backs of the diapers with funny or inspirational messages. Put them in a bag to be surprises for after the baby arrives. Get some exercise by holding a relay race for you and your guests to compete in. Events might include changing a diaper, filling a baby bottle with formula, and pushing a stroller through an obstacle course.
You can use a camera or your phone, but it might be more fun to buy plenty of disposable cameras for guests to use. That way, the photos will remain a mystery until the film is developed! Give each guest a pen and a piece of paper. Pass the bag to each guest and have them feel around inside of it without looking. They will guess as many baby items as they can and write down their answers. Once everyone has their list of baby items, name all the items placed in the bag.
Whoever has the most correct answers wins. And of course, the mom-to-be gets the diaper bag filled with goodies! Ask the mom- and dad-to-be 10 to 20 questions, making sure the significant other is in another room when asking either one the questions.
Some questions you could ask include:. After the parents-to-be have both been questioned separately and the answers have been recorded, bring them together. Give both mom and dad a piece of paper or a board and marker to record their answers. When you ask the questions, each parent has to answer in regard to what their partner is thinking. They will reveal their answers at the same time. Pass around a sturdy paper plate and marker to each guest.
Instruct them to draw a picture of a baby, and whoever has the best drawing wins. This one should get interesting! Start by passing around a ball of yarn. After each guest has a piece of yarn, they will take turns going up to mom and wrapping it around her. This is literally an ice-breaker game! The night before the shower, put tiny plastic babies into an ice cube tray and fill with water. You may need to fill more than one ice tray. When the guests arrive, have them pick one piece of ice and place it in their drink.
Whoever has their baby first wins the game. Last, but definitely not least, have each guest write one short letter to the mom-to-be. It can be full of jokes, well-wishes, or simple expressions of love and friendship. The expecting mom can read them when she wants to relieve stress or simply to put a smile on her face. There are tons of printable baby Bingo cards online for free, so this option is perfect for an easy, quick game with your virtual guests! Start Bingo at the beginning of the shower so your guests can mark off the things on their Bingo card as the shower goes along.
The first one to get baby Bingo wins! So there you have it! With these fabulous baby shower games, you and your loved ones are sure to have an unforgettable time. We hope these baby shower games help put a smile on your face and some warmth in your heart — whether your shower is in-person or virtual!
When everyone guesses, the host measures the belly of the mom and then calls out the inches. Whoever is closest, wins! At another cousin of mine's baby shower, people ran up to the belly to size her up, which is fine, but no one should cheat by measuring! Eye-balling only. As each guest arrives, hand them a tiny clothespin or mini baby figurine if you can find some.
Explain -- or print out directions on note cards -- that from now on, they cannot say baby during the shower.
If they do, they must hand their clothespin to the person next to them or the person who tricked them into saying the b-word. The goal: Have the most clothespins at the end of the party. Fill the bottle with candies and have the guests try to guess how many are in there. Then have them stick their answers into a cup.
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