Ice breaker baby shower game

You should be careful that the guest wont be able to see the image in this process. Then each guest should go to other guests, ask them to take a look at the image at their back and answer the questions in yes or no. Like they can ask, am I a baby related item? The person who guesses their identity first will be the winner. All the images will be revealed to the guests at the end of the game. Here are the two sets of cute images that I have made for this game.

These images are in a gender neutral green color. Click on each thumbnail image of these printable card and a bigger image will open up, right click and save that image. Who Dun It? Provide guests with a list of phrases such as "has a twin or Was a cheerleader". Guests then are asked to go around and talk to each other to see who fits the phrase by writing in their names beside the phrase. The person who has the most names at the end of the shower is the winner.

Provide guests with small items such as ribbons or clothespins when they arrive. Whenever someone says "baby" they then have to hand over their item to the person who heard them. The person with the most items at the end of the shower wins a prize. This is a lot of fun because guests have the opportunity for getting back into the game easily. Nursery Rhyme Line- Write down a line or two from a nursery rhyme and give it to guests when they arrive.

When all the guests arrive tell them to find the other half of their rhyme by approaching someone and saying their rhyme aloud to them.

That person in turn will say their rhyme. The two guests that finishes their rhyme first wins. Baby Name Tag Ice Breaker Game- Give persons name tags with a question on one side and the answer on the other side, persons should memorize the question and answer.

Pin the side with the question showing on their clothes. Persons will read your question, if they give the correct answer then they win a prize. An example of a question could be What do babies wear? But wait this ice breaker game is not over yet! Let quests know the answer on their tag is their new name through out the rest of the shower. If a guest forgets and calls anyone by anything other than the name on the name tag then they have to donate a dollar towards the baby diaper fund.

Let each person take as much as they want. Tell them not to eat them My Name Is- Have each guest introduce themselves. The trick is that their names have to rhyme with something, for eg Billy could be "silly Billy". Another way to play this game is to have them introduce themselves by adding an adjective that begins with the letter of their name to their names, eg nerdy Ned.

Shower Line Up Game- This is a classic ice breaker you can adopt for your shower. Check out my store for a collection of cute place cards that match many baby shower themes and color schemes. Little Pumpkin Place Cards Printable.

Mingling game — Easy prep — Activity. Choose Polaroid or disposable cameras. The first will allow guests to enjoy printed photos instantly which they can sign and add to a designated baby shower photo album, like a creative guest book. Disposable cameras are more budget-friendly and can add something exciting for the new mom to look forward to following the shower.

This will help remind guests to use the cameras. By the end of the shower, guests will have captured lots of great shots from multiple points of view. And maybe some random photo of the dog or the garbage disposal too. I have lots of cute premade templates for your baby shower photo signs in my shop. Be sure to check them out before you go. Mingling game — Advance prep — Activity. Everyone will have a ball trying to match each baby picture with guests at the baby shower.

Collect these photos as guests arrive and post them on a wall or spread them out on a table along with an assigned number. Guests can then try to match the photos with the other guests. Using name tags can be helpful, but you can also skip them to make the game more challenging. Whoever gets the most correct answers gets a prize.

Looking for baby shower invitations? Head on over to my printable store for themes including woodland creatures, floral, rustic and more. Sit down — No prep — Activity — Virtual friendly. Every child is a blessing that brings his or her own unique challenges.

Gathering advice from other moms is one way you can shower the mom-to-be with love and valuable tips. They are a wealth of information on a topic that the new Mama has just begun to learn about. Seated in a circle, ask any willing moms to share a maximum of three pieces of advice.

Good luck to the new mama! Simply ask guests to share an embarrassing story. It can be a story about their own parenting pitfalls or one from their childhood. If the attending party guests tend to be on the quieter side, be sure to have a story on hand that you can share. This will help get the ball rolling.

Just like Mama Knows Best, this game can easily be incorporated into a virtual party by helping determine who will speak next. This game is near the top of the list of unique baby shower games for its ability to entertain through creative activity, food and the often humorous surprise ending. Guests are guaranteed to love this twist on traditional baby shower games.

After placing batter into your lined cupcake tins, drop a single miniature plastic baby like these into one random cupcake and bake according to the recipe. At the baby shower, guests will be invited to decorate the cupcakes with frosting, candies, and whatever else you want to make available.

The winner receives a prize. Just before guests eat their cupcakes, let them know that whoever has the cupcake with the baby figurine will be the next person to become an expectant mother. Sit down or while mingling— Easy prep — Activity — Virtual friendly. This fun game is sure to be a heart warmer for guests and the new mom. By the end, the mom-to-be will have a beautiful keepsake that can be shared with her baby in a few years. Collect a cute container that can hold several handwritten notes.

A box or cute, little basket would work great. Feel free to decorate it or leave it as it is. During the baby shower, invite guests to write down a hope or a prayer they have for sweet, new arrival and then drop it into the container. To make things a little easier on your guests you could create a sign with instructions that can be left at a particular table or baby activity station. For a virtual setting, ask guests to text or email their hopes and well wishes. These can then be printed and placed in a box for mom and baby to enjoy together someday.

Sit down or while mingling — Easy prep — Activity — Virtual friendly. Every mom knows that with motherhood comes days that are more challenging than others. Encourage them to include jokes, heartfelt messages, and nuggets of advice that can be refreshing to the mom-to-be during those especially challenging days with a new baby. These cards provide fun prompts that often produce humorous and sometimes impossible pieces of advice that the new mom can enjoy later on.

For a virtual baby shower, you can have guests email their letters. As another option, you can include an advice card mad libs or otherwise in their invitation with a return envelope, so they can mail back their completed cards. Sit down or while mingling— Easy prep — Craft. Babies go through a lot of diapers. Why not make changing those diapers a little more fun and humorous for mom and dad? The Message on a Diaper activity is easy to coordinate, making it arguably the best possible baby shower games at work.

Provide guests with diapers and markers. For groups that are more creative, giving them free rein to draw and write works well.

In a group that appreciates more structure, consider providing stencils or stamps. Before you know it, you will have lots of cute and funny decorated diapers for the new parents to enjoy. Mingling game — Medium prep — Activity — Coed Shower. Here is another great icebreaker game that seamlessly gets people mingling and chatting. As a bonus, any relatives who are present will get a kick out of seeing their own pictures.

Collect childhood and baby photos of relatives from both sides of the family. Put them on a wall or table, and assign each of them numbers. At the end of the game, read the correct answers. The guest with the most correct guesses wins and gets a prize. This great game would work well at a coed shower too. And you could offer a bonus prize for the person who can correctly identify the greatest number of people in the photos. Some friends are more qualified to babysit than others.

At the end of the shower, whoever still has their baby receives a prize. Extra points if the doll is right-side-up and has not yet been sat on.

Mingling game — Easy prep — Ice breaker. Can you imagine a Baby Shower without being able to say the word Baby? Yes, maybe.