25 Fun Baby Shower Games for Mom and Her Guests

There are no prizes for this game! Actually, there is one prize: the mom-to-be taking home lots of amazing advice from the parents in attendance to the baby shower.

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For this printable game, Mom-to-be will fill out a trait card as the answer sheet. Guests will fill out their own trait cards, checking the traits that they think she wants the baby to inherit from either herself or Dad.

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If you want an extra competitive party, try this game. It's similar to beer pong, only you'll swap ping-pong balls for pacifiers and beer for the mother-to-be's favorite beverage!

This game ties into the gifting theme of the shower. Each guest will bring a beloved children's book for baby, and everyone will guess which book it is based upon the creative wrapping of each present.

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Knock your guests socks off with this fun challenge featuring one of the most adorable items ever: teeny, tiny baby socks! To play, give your guests a pile of baby socks, all mixed up, and challenge them to match as many pairs as they can within a set time limit.

For this printable game, each guest will decide if the old wives' tale sounds like it predicts a boy or a girl.

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Put a baby item (like a pacifier, rattle, or diaper cream) into a paper bag, then blindfold guests and have them reach in to guess what it is. No peeking!

Bingo! Print these baby shower bingo cards for a baby-themed twist on the classic game. It's perfect if you just want to print, pick up a few prizes, and simply play.

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For this one, you'll pour sprinkles into a baby bottle, then cover the mouth (no nipple) with a piece of paper or double-sided tape punched with a medium hole. Turn a second bottle upside down, press the openings together, and tape them securely. To win, players must shake and maneuver the bottles until all the sprinkles move into the empty bottle.

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To have a real bundle of fun, hand each guest a paper plate and a marker. With the plate balanced on their head, have everyone draw their best "baby portrait." The results are guaranteed to be hilarious.

Buy or whip up an assortment of baby food purées—classic flavors like peas, carrots, sweet potatoes, plus a few unexpected picks like "beef medley." Give guests a point for each one they taste (or guess correctly).

Pacifiers always have a way of getting lost... but this time, it's on purpose! Before guests arrive, hide a few pacifiers around the venue. Let everyone know to keep an eye out, because anyone who finds one earns a prize.

Put a baby-themed twist on charades by acting out popular lullabies and nursery rhymes—no singing or sound effects allowed. Guests guess the title, and the fastest team wins.

Ready, set, stroll! Set up a simple course and split guests into teams. One at a time, players race to push a stroller to the turnaround point and back, then tag the next teammate. Whichever team finishes first is the winner.

Everyone will want to take a quack at this game. Set out a few buckets or bowls at different distances and give guests rubber ducks to toss. The farther the target, the more points it's worth. The highest score wins.

This game is as easy as it gets. Build a diaper cake before the party, keep the receipt to yourself, and let guests take their best shot at guessing the total cost. Closest guess wins a prize.

Get the tutorial at Play Party Plan.

This one is a classic for a reason: There's nothing like a collection of custom outfits made with love and laughter to round out your little one's wardrobe! Your guests will love channeling their inner artists to create adorable and unique designs on plain baby onesies using fabric markers, paints, and other craft supplies.

This game is sure to strike up some fun! To play, set up empty baby bottles as pins and use a soft ball as the bowling ball. Guests will then take turns trying to knock down as many bottles as possible in one roll.