Line up differently sized elastic headbands, bows or fake flowers and have guests use fabric glue to make adorable accessories for the baby. Let guests get crafty at a hair bow or bow tie building station. Tape the messages inside the books for a sweet keepsake for the baby.
During the shower, give each guest a note card to write why they love that book or a special memory they have of reading that book to their own children. Build a LibraryĪsk everyone to bring a copy of their favorite children’s book. Set up a stack of diapers and see how many diapers guests can pull from the stack before it falls. This one works just like Jenga but with diapers. Time guests as they race to match the tiny socks. Baby Sock Sortįill a small basket with different colored baby socks. “Houston, we have a problem” or “To pee or not to pee” are a few of our favorites. Late night diaper blowouts are inevitable, but you can help the new parents laugh it off by having party guests write funny jokes on the outside of diapers with permanent markers. In a relay style, have the teams diaper the doll while blindfolded. Blindfolded Diaper Changeĭivide guests into teams and hand over a baby doll, diapers and a blindfold. Tell guests to be on the lookout because if they find a hidden pacifier, they’ll win a prize. Pacifier Huntīefore the party starts, hide a few pacifiers throughout the event venue.
Are You My Mother?įrom cats and kittens and cows and calves, to platypuses and puggles, create a list of animals and their baby’s names for a fun and sweet matching game. From "Baby Love" to "Hit Me Baby One More Time," you’ll have plenty of tunes to choose from. At the end of the party, the person who has the most titles is the winner. Name That TuneĬreate the ultimate baby shower playlist with songs that contain the word “baby.” As music plays in the background, have guests jot down the titles. For a few bonus points, turn popular children’s books into emojis. Replace the titles of popular nursery rhymes with emojis and see if guests can crack the code. Start by listing a few dad jokes and have everyone try to guess the corny punchlines. The first team to have every member finish, wins! Dad JokesĪ classic dad joke is always good for a giggle. Each team member will go down the line wiping, diapering and clothing the baby doll before the next team member starts. Diaper Relayĭivide guests into teams with an even amount of participants on each one. These 42 baby shower games and activities will have the parent-to-be and guests alike excited for game time by moving, thinking and guessing.
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