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Holly
Ca.

Name: Which Is My Baby?


Supplies Needed: Pens/pencils and a multiple choice questionnaire for each guest


Before the shower, prepare a multiple choice questionnaire of 15 to 20
animal moms & babies.  Some tricky ones to include are:
Kangaroo=joey; Swan = cygnet; Elephant=calf; Shark = cub; Goat = kid;
Zebra = foal; Frog = Tadpole; Fish = Fry; Turkey = pullet;
Antelope = calf;  Goose = gosling; Seal = pup; Doe = fawn
Be creative when making up the multiple choice answers -- eg. Shark: a)
pup b) cub c) guppy d) tadpole -- so that the participants really have to
think. You can also throw in a couple of easy ones (cat = kitten; dog = puppy)
so that no one feels too badly if they don't know a lot of them.  And
remember to keep an answer sheet somewhere for yourself.  The winner is the person
who answers the most correctly.

 


 

Kristi

Name:Bottle Drinking Contest

Supplies:  Baby bottles and something to drink out of them (juice works well, unless
you want to make it more difficult, then use something carbonated).


Have the contestants each have a bottle full of whatever it is you have
decided for them to drink.  On the signal have them drink out of the bottle
as quickly as possible.  This is harder than it sounds! Babies have great
suction muscles that we lose as adults, making this a very difficult - but
usually hilarious - thing to do!
Through giggles and gasps whoever finishes first wins.  Keep napkins on
hand, though.  At my baby shower I began laughing so hard I had 7-up coming
out of my nose!

* A note from Breyla.com:Play this game at your own risk.
Carbonated beverages may cause the top of the
bottle to become dislodged.

 

Amanda

Name:What's in the middle

Supplies: 
writing utensil,slips of paper,some one to tally the votes

I am hosting a shower for a very dear friend who has chosen the first name of her child, however, she and her
husband are still undecided on the middle name.  The parents agreed to let us make it a game at the shower. 
We will pass around a slip of paper that has "First name"   ____________  "Last name".   The parents have
chosen about 5 names that they are debating between and they have graciously allowed us to vote which one
will become the expected child's middle name.  Although the way we have set this up does not allow for a
prize, everyone that is aware of the game is very excited that they will have a part in naming the baby.


 

Nancy
MI.

Name:Love to play "word unscramble"

Supplies:Pencil and paper with a list of scrambled words closely
associated with babies  is all that is needed.

Guests have a limited time period to unscramble words associated with
babies. Guest with the most correct unscrambled words wins. Sounds easy
enough but with a good list of 25 words and 5 minute time period it's
really quite challenging!

 


 

Andrea

Name:Who has it?

Supplies:  None needed (the best part)

Object:  to have the most items matching those announced.
Play:  The host has the guests look in their purses for announced objects.  The person with the most matches, wins. 
Objects can include:  address book, coupons, wallet, tissue, lipstick, baby bottle.  Be creative!

 


 

 

Rebecca
Ca.

Name:DIAPER THE BABY

Supplies: Several dolls about the size of a small baby and a    package
of preemie diapers.

     This game is especially fun to play if there are men at the
baby shower.  Have the men (or women, if there are no men) kneel on the
floor in a line facing the "audience".  Place a doll and an unopened
disposable diaper in front of each person.  Someone says "go", and they race
to see who can correctly put the diaper on the fastest.  Some parameters
must be set up ahead of time, such as what constitutes "correctly".  This
may be that the diaper has to be facing the correct direction and both tabs
must be fastened so that the diaper will not fall off the doll!

This game can be played in one of two ways.  Two people can compete at a
time, and someone can keep track of the winner's time with a stopwatch.  The
winners of each group can then compete until a final winner emerges to
receive a prize.  Or, everyone who wants to play can compete at one time and
the winner can receive a prize.  Though this method does save time, it is
not as much fun because it is too difficult for the "audience" to watch
every contestant.

This is a very fun game and results in lots of laughs.


Brandie
Ca.

Name: What's in the Bag?

Supplies Needed: A large gift bag & lots of various baby items

Place all of the baby items in the bag...some ideas are: a
diaper, a bottle, baby pain reliever, tether, baby booties, an outfit, a
nasal aspirator, outlet covers, pacifier, rattle, etc. These items can then
be given to the mom-to-be as one of her gifts. You want to have at least 10
items in your bag!  A person goes around the room taking the baby to each
person, who must look away while they put one hand in the bag...each person
gets about 10-20 seconds to feel the items in the bag.  The goal is for each
person to remember what they felt..and after each person has had a chance to
"feel", the guests are given 2 minutes to write down everything that they
remember feeling in the bag.  The winner is the guest who has the most
correct.


Angie
Co.

Name: Name That Baby

Supplies Needed: Baby picture of each shower guest,pencils and paper

My favorite baby shower game is "Name That Baby".  Everyone invited to the
shower brings a baby picture of themselves.  You put all the pictures on a
board along with the names of everyone at the party.  Everyone has to try to
match the picture with the correct name.  It is fun and doesn't cost anything
to do.


Terri
La.

Name: A Blossom of Love

Needed: 4 inch flower pots, baby's breath seeds (or other "baby" seeds), pastel toile or netting,
a nice pretty ribbon, small baby related item ( pacifiers, etc) from a craft store

In the pots place the seeds ( you can use potting soil too, if you put it in the snack sized baggies)
wrap with the toile and tie with the ribbon and the ornament. You can print instructions for
planting and attach it to the ribbon.

If you have the baby shower 6 weeks ahead of time sprouting time will be just in time for the birth..


Laura
Texas

Name:How many squares of toilet paper will take to go around the Mom-to-be's stomach

Needed: Toilet paper

All the guests are to make a guess on how many squares of toilet paper it will take to go around the
Mom-to-be's stomach! Best guess gets prize-worst guess gets the roll of TP!
 


Kieran
AUSTRALIA

Name: Put the pacifier in the baby's

Needed: One picture of cartoon baby,paper pacifier cut out(one per guest),blind fold

One picture of cartoon baby with mouth open screaming & paper pacifiers cut out.Blind fold

guests one at a time and get them to put the pacifier in the baby's mouth.


Kathie

Name:  Poopy Door Prize

Needed: Cloth squares (about 2"), a small safety pin for each square,
one drop of dark mustard
 

 
When the guests arrive, they receive a little cloth diaper pinned with a
little safety pin (we're talking about a 2-inch square of white fabric folded
in pseudo-diaper style with a little safety pin on it.)  Unbeknownst to the
guests, one of the dipes is poopy (with a little drop of mustard.)  When all
the guests have arrived, they unpin their dipes en masse and the one with the
poopy diaper wins a doorprize
.


Melanie
Pennsylvania

Name: Ring around the Neck

Needed: Ribbon, plastic pacifiers

This game is lots of fun and can last the whole time of the baby shower. 
Before the shower, make up pink and/or blue ribbon necklaces with pink and/or
blue plastic pacifiers.  Give each guest a necklace when they arrive.  They
get to keep their necklace as long as they don't say the word "Baby".  If
someone catches them say the word, they must give up their necklace to the
person who caught them.  The winner is the person who has the most necklaces
by the end of the shower.  Everyone will have a great time trying to get
someone else to say the word!

 


Shari

Name: The Careful Cottonball

Needed: You will need one aluminum pie tray, a wooden spoon,

a bowl and a bag of cottonballs.

This is a hilarious game to share with all of your guests!  First, you
blind-fold the guest and place the pie tray on top of their head.  Next, you
place the bowl full of cottonballs in front of them and give the blind-folded
guest the wooden spoon.  Timing the guest, she/he has 1 minute to see how
many cottonballs they can get into the pie tray on the top of their head. 
This game creates many laughs watching the guest "think" she is carefully
putting cottonballs in the pie tray, when really the spoon may be empty!


Julie

Name: Baby Bingo

Needed: Paper and pencil

This is an old sure fire Tupperware party game I used to play when I sold
Tupperware

Every one writes down 5 numbers between 1-30. The hostess writes down all the
numbers between 1-30, Then everyone goes around the room and gives their very
best loudest baby sound..from cries to whines to goo goo gaa gaas. Then
hostess calls out the numbers in any order from her  list (1-30) as she calls
one of the numbers the players have written down, they have to yell out their
sound...when they get all 5 they yell Baby Bingo! This works great with a
rowdy bunch who will really get into it....IT's a blast especially when a few
people have written down the same numbers and yell them together.


Mary
MI.

Name: What's in this Diaper?

Needed:  newborn diapers and variety of chocolate bars (snickers, 3
musketeers, etc.)


Melt the candy bars in the diapers (microwave) and then pass
them around for guests to guess the type of candy bar in each diaper.
Person with the most correct answers wins
.


Melanie

Name: My Water Broke

Needed: Little babies (found at party stores), ice cube trays, water, cups

I love this game to pieces! And everyone loves to yell "My water broke!"The night
before the shower you freeze the little babies in the ice cube trays. Then at the shower
you serve your guest punch with the ice cubes that have the babies in them. When the
ice has melted and baby has floated to the bottom of the cup yell "MY WATER BROKE",
that person wins the prize. No sucking or chewing on the ice cube is allowed, but all
other means of inducing labor is accepted.
Please note: This may cause a choking hazard and is not intended
for use as a children's game.


Penny

Name: Bubble Gum Baby


Needed: Small plastic plates for everyone, which you will have anyway a piece of bubble gum for each guest
            (super bubble works great and can be purchased individually wrapped)
  

Here is a great baby shower game that will bring a lot of laughs!!!               
Give everyone a piece of gum and a plate.  Everyone should chew the
gum until soft.Then take the gum and mold it into the shape of a baby.  Put the
"baby" on the plate when through and let everyone look at each "baby".   The one who has
the best "baby" wins.  Everyone will get sticky fingers with this game, but the
results are hilarious.It's a lot of fun to see the bubble gum babies and some people can
really be creative. Everyone, young and old likes this game.  Loads of fun!!!
Thanks so much for offering the contests.


Melanie

Name:  Pin-the-Bellybutton-on-the-Belly

Needed: Large piece of paper, pen, tape, scissors
 

I have planned several baby showers and enjoy all kinds of games from guessing the
circumference of the woman's pregnant belly (not for the ultra weight-conscious!) to
memorizing baby items in a box then listing as many as you can remember.  My very
favorite, though, is Pin-the-Bellybutton-on-the-Belly.  I think I made it up, but who knows!

You just draw a simple outline of a naked pregnant body turned to one side (profile). 
We used a picture from What to Expect When You're Expecting as a guide.  We didn't
add many details, but that depends on your audience!  Then you make little circles with
tape on the back, blindfolded the partygoers, and one by one they spin around three times
and pin on those bellybuttons!  It is a hoot!


AMANDA

Name: Find The Pins

Needed: Safety pins (small size), two bags of rice, mixing bowl, blind fold

My favorite game was putting a couple bags of rice in a mixing bowl and add small safety

pins in it. Blind fold the guest and let them try to find the safety pins. It's not as easy as
it sound. It's hilarious to watch them drop over a dozen safety pins because they couldn't
feel them. You got to play it to understand what I mean.


Toni

This isn't so much a game as it is a "handy Thank You Card helper".

Needed: Envelopes (from Thank You notes) and pens.

As guests arrive, have each one write their name and mailing address on the front of

one envelope. After everyone has filled out an envelope, the Shower Hostess
gathers them and fans them in her hands like a hand of cards. The Mother-to-be
selects on envelope from the "hand". The individual who's envelope is drawn
receives a prize. The envelopes are then used to send the Thank You notes...less work for Mom!


Mindy

Name: The Substance

Needed:White powder: baby powder, talc, flour, baking soda,salt and sugar

Basically, make little ziplocs of each substance and party-goers need to guess
which is which. Make group teams.


Melanie
Oregon

Name: Name That Tune

Needed: paper, pencil, musical version of popular baby songs

The game is to make up a new version or a verse to the song. The mom-to-be gets to choose the winner.


Kristina
Florida

Name: Your Right! My Left

Needed: Balloons, Cloth Diapers, Safety Pins, a Timer

At my sister-in-laws shower I am using this as a coed game but it doesn't have to one.
Two people are selected (in my case a man and a women) Then they stand
facing a table side by side. They place their middle arms (one persons left,
one persons right) behind their backs. On the table is an inflated balloon,
No Helium, this will be hard enough!!! Also on the table is a cloth diaper and
safety pins. Someone counts down for the couple 3, 2, 1... GO     then the
race is on to diaper the wiggle worm balloon baby. You guessed it... Faster
than the next few couples. Harder than it sounds so I hear. Also funny.
This game forces people to interact.

 


Connie
Louisiana

Name: What's That Smell

Needed: Diaper, baby food three or four really smelly kinds

Spoon the baby food in the diaper smush it around. Then have the guest put
it to their nose and try to guess what variety of baby food it is.


Dawn  
Ohio 
 
Name: Advice for the New Mom 
 
Needed: Blank Book, Pen 
 
             I'm not much for games at baby showers and I told the woman planning my
shower this so that she wouldn't make us play any. What she 'did' do, and it was
lovely, was get  a nice blank book (actually, she made it because she's creative
that way, but a pretty store-bought one would be fine, too) and a fancy pen. She
told every guest to write some baby/parenting advice for us. As much or as little
as the guest wanted. She left the book out so if anyone thought of anything later,
they could go back and add it. Some of my guest wrote novels, some just wrote a
little note but it made for great reading and a wonderful keepsake. Some advice was
practical, some inspirational, some we laughed at, some we tried. I love this little
book. It's a snapshot of my friends and family as well as the time in which we're living. 


Judy
New Jersey

Name: Baby Bingo

Needed: Blank BINGO sheet and pencil or pen for each
guest (You could decorate either for the shower gift. Even
get them special engraved!)

      
Ask the guests to fill in the blank BINGO boxes with
gifts that they think the baby will probably receive.
Of course the FREE Spot should already be "X"ed.   Then
as the Mother-to-be opens her gifts, they should "X"
them on their sheets.  You can have small gifts for
the  number of winners you decide on awarding.   It's a
fun way to keep the guests interested in the long
process of gift opening! Have ALL winners come up for
a special picture with the New Mom!!!



Holley
Illinois

Name: Guess the Baby Food

Needed: Three jars of baby food

You take the label off  (3) jars of baby food . Then you pass them around the group.
Don't take the caps off the jars just look at the food inside and see if you can guess
what kind it is.


Debbie 
Connecticut 
 
Name: Memory Game 
 
Needed: Pencils and Paper 
 
Give everyone a pencil and paper. Place about a dozen baby items an a baby
blanket or tray in the center of the room for all to see.Tell the shower guests
the object of the game is to remember what is on the blanket after it's removed
from sight in 30 seconds. Item ideas include a pacifier, bib, booties, bottle,
rattle, baby hair brush, diaper pin,etc...After you take the display away, give
everyone a minute to recall.Whoever remembered the most items wins.
(Adjust the length of time allotted as desired) 


Christina
California

        Name: Who Am I?

        Needed: Pencil, Paper, Tape

        Prepare small slips of paper with words relating to babies (i.e.: stroller, diaper, teddy
bear, onesie, etc.) As guest arrive tape one on each person's back. Then they have to try
to guess what's on their by back by asking other guests yes or no questions. This is a
great game to break the ice and get people in the party spirit!


Randi
Delaware

        Name: Guess How Big The Baby Is?

        Needed: Yarn, Scissors

        Measure mother's-to-be belly with a piece of yarn. Put this aside. Give each person  
a long piece of yarn. Have them cut the yarn to the length that they think the mother's
belly is. The closest cut length to that of the exact first piece is
        the winner.


Joanne
Delaware

        Name: Clothes Pin Game

        Needed: Clothes Pins

        Each person in the room is given a clothes pin to attach to their clothing
        (wherever - it's not important) Whenever anyone uses the word 'baby' in any  
sentence and someone else catches them they have to give the person who caught
them their clothes pin. The person who ends up with all (or the most) clothes pins wins.
They can either get some kind of little prize themselves or can win a prize to be given to
the expectant mother. It's a fun game because it is almost impossible to not say 'baby'
at a baby shower!


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