Baby Shower Game Ideas


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Introduction 

Every Baby Shower party needs games to bring the fun element and a great way for guests that don’t know each other to be more acquainted. Here at Angelic Baby Boutique we have several Baby Shower games and props to assist you throwing a truly memorable Baby Shower party. Here is a list of all the Baby Shower party games we have, and oh if you have any others please let us know so we can all enjoy them.

Dummy Necklace Game This game lasts for the length of the Baby shower. The object of this game is to gather as many dummy necklaces from the other guests. The winner is the one with the most necklaces at the end of the Baby Shower. When your guests arrive, give each guest a dummy necklace to wear around their necks as a necklace. Throughout the course of the Baby shower anyone who sees someone crossing their legs/feet/arms or you can use your one variation gets to take that person's necklace. At the end of the Baby Shower Party the person with the most dummy necklaces wins the prize.

My Water Broke Have the first baby to melt out of its ice cube, hence "My water has just broken" This is a great game as an "Ice Breaker" Simply the day before the Baby Shower place each baby in a ice cube tray with water. Place in the freezer. The next day when guests arrive place each ice cube in their drinks glass, the first ice cube to melt hence shouts "My water has just broken" is the winner.

Find the Nappy Pins To find as many safety pins in a bowl of rice while blind folded. Buy Package of small safety pins. Prepare a bowl medium/large bowl of Uncooked white rice and pour in the nappy pins. Use any suitable baby clothing to use as a blindfold. Write down the number of pins each guests find within a set time period e.g. 30 Seconds. The winner is the one that finds the most pins.

Icebreaker – Discovery Game This is a good game to start a party so that people can break the ice and get to know each other a little better great for showers or any event. Each guest receives a piece of paper and a pencil. In that paper they will find 10-15 different sentences. They have to find somebody in that room that shares what the sentence says and once they do, they write in that persons name. No listing yourself as the answer either! The winner is the first person to finish or whoever gets the most names, and you can give them a reward. To make it more fun, read the sentence and the answers to the group, so all can enjoy. For instance you can write things such as: - Find somebody who wears your same shoe size Name: - Find somebody who has been to Australia etc You can be as creative as you want to be! This one is a guaranteed success to make people feel comfortable with each other.

Baby BANK Make sure you tell everyone to bring change e.g. 20p pieces or 50p the idea of the game is each person is given a name tag such as bib or pram etc. Then everyone has to call that person by the name on the tag and not their name. If they call them by the name they have to put a 20p piece or whatever you decide in a bottle or money box which will then go towards the baby bank.

What’s in the Bag The aim is to let each guest guess what everyday baby products are inside a brown paper . Materials: Pen for each guest Plain piece of paper to write on hard writing surface Brown or non see-through bag filled with 10 common baby products Suggestions: Dummy, milk bottle, teddy bear, teething ring, rattle…….. Preparation Find 10 baby products and place them inside a bag. It is helpful if you can come up with 2 of each of the 10 items, so that you can pass two bags around at the same time. Make a list of the 10 items. Instructions Pass out a sheet of paper and pen to each guest. Pass the bag around to the guests and give them about 20 seconds to feel the items. They then pass the bag on and write down as many items as they think they have identified. After everyone has had a turn take the items out of the bag one at a time and guests can check which items they have listed. The person with the most items identified is the winner. As a bonus, the mum to be gets to keep all the items in the bag.

Cotton Balls The aim is to scoop as many cotton balls from one bowl to another while blindfolded. Materials Cottonballs - one or two bags. Large/medium bowl Wooden spoon Any baby clothing item to use as blindfold Preparation set up wooden spoon and the bowl with cotton balls and have another empty bowl to put the scooped out cotton balls in. Piece of paper to keep note of how many cotton balls have been scooped out. Instructions Place a bunch of cotton balls in a large bowl. Set an empty bowl in front of it. Each guest in turn is blindfolded and has to transfer as many cotton balls from one bowl to the other in 20 seconds This is not as easy as it sounds as the cotton balls are very light so difficult to get a feel of the weight. The guest who transfers the most wins.

Guess the Baby Guests The Aim is to get each guest to bring a baby photo of themselves and then everyone has to match the photo to the individual. Materials Pens for each guest one sheet of Paper for each guest to write the answers, small paper bags enough for each photo and a box to keep the photos in. Preparation Make sure you instruct guests in your invitation to bring a baby photo of themselves. Gather required materials. If you do forget to make ask in the invitation, just call the guests before hand to let them know. As the guests arrive, place their photos in the bags and label as one two three etc. You make a note of the number against the guest photo. Instructions Give each guest a piece of paper and a photo. Have them write down their guesses as to who they think the baby picture is of. After everyone has seen all the photos, then read who was who and hold up the photo at the same time. Guests mark those that they get correct. The guest who gets the most right, wins.

Baby Food The aim is to guess contents of baby food jars by sight. Materials Between 5- 10 baby food jars Paper and pen for each guest Hard writing surface Preparation Take between 5- 10 different baby food jars and number the bottom of each bottle. Use a permanent marker or write on masking tape and stick it to the bottom of the jar. Be sure to write down which baby food goes with which number. Instructions Place the bottles on a tray and pass it around to the guests. The guests then try to guess what flavour is in each bottle and write it down. After everyone has seen the bottles and guessed, then read the answers. The person who has the most flavours listed correctly is the winner.

Candy in a Bottle Fill a baby's bottle with jelly beans or some other suitable sweets. You will need to count them as you fill the bottle. Have the guests take a guess at the number of pieces there are in the baby's bottle. Whoever guesses the nearest total wins the game. Baby Sketch Game Give each attendee a paper and a pen. Have them draw a picture of a baby, but instead of holding the paper on their laps, they have to put it on their heads. To ease the drawing, put a paper plate or magazine under the paper. The guest of honor judges which picture she likes best or most resembles a baby. Penny for Your Thoughts Introduction Game - Have two pennies from the same year, you'll a different year for each guest. Example:15 guests, 30 pennies, 15 different years. When guests come in they are given a penny and the other penny is put in a jar. When all the guests have arrived the Mother-to-be selects a penny and the person with that corresponding year tells a little about themselves, how they know the Mother, and maybe a little story about the new Mum. After everyone has spoken the Mumto-be puts her pennies into the jar and selects one for a prize


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