Baby Shower Game Ideas
Wouldn't be nice if all your friends and
family were to RSVP to your baby
shower right away because they simply could not wait to play
THE GAMES?
Baby shower games - it's a rite of passage. What's a shower
without silly games? Ok, admit it, while some may grumble and
groan (generally silently while they outwardly smile and play
nice) there is guaranteed to be much laughter and memories with
baby shower games. Below are some suggestions:
One of my favorite games is the baby food tasting. Sit mom in a chair,
blindfold her and be prepared for some funny faces. The hostess
will spoon mom different kinds of food and she'll have to guess
what flavor it is. Or better yet, blindfold all the guests and
have THEM try to guess the flavor. Have them remove their
blindfolds (or if on the honor system, open their eyes) so that
they can write down their guess – then begin with the next
flavor.
Along the same lines is to put a dollop of baby food inside
a disposable diaper. Eww, yes it
is somewhat gross, that's what makes it so fun. Everyone must
sniff and try to determine what kind of baby food is in the
diaper.
Pass a roll of toilet paper around to all the guests. Tell
each one to take as many squares as they think will be
necessary to fit around mom's tummy. This also works with
string but the toilet paper is funnier because if someone
guesses too little, the paper squares break apart. Nothing like
making mom feel HUGE.
Unscramble the words. Write baby related words on pieces of
paper – rattle, diaper, teething, colic, bath, ointment, bouncy
seat, etc. and then scramble up the letters. Give everyone a
few minutes to decipher as many as they can.
Have a box or a tray with baby related items – wipes, diaper
pin, diaper ointment, ear bulb, teething tablets, booties,
washcloth, hair bow, etc. The smaller the items the better. Put
the box or tray in front of everyone for two minutes then
remove it. Have guests write down as many items as they can
remember. Of course mom gets to keep the box when the game is
finished.
You should have some little prizes for the
winner(s) of each game. Candles, bath and body items, dish
towels, or lip balm work nicely. Think of anything small that
most women would like.
Don't dread the games – have fun with them. Make sure to
take lots of photos during the festivities.
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