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    10 fun baby shower games

    In baby shower is one of the most treasured moments of pregnancy - a chance for the mother-to-be to feel celebrated, seen and loved. To create a party filled with joy, laughter and memories, it is perfect to plan some games.

    Here you will find 10 entertaining and easy to plan baby shower games - suitable for both large and small groups.

    The best mix of games is a blend of guessing games, nostalgia and creativity - e.g. Baby Memory Lane, Baby Shower Bingo and Blindfold Diaper Change.

    1. baby memory lane

    Ask each guest to bring a baby picture of themselves. Hang the pictures up and let everyone guess who is who.

    A fun, nostalgic game that generates conversation and laughter - and lets guests get to know each other better.

    Baby Memory Lane is perfect at the start of the party to lighten the mood and get everyone talking.

    2. baby shower bingo

    Create bingo cards with baby-related words - for example, “baby bottle”, “onesie”, “diaper cake” or “gift”. During the gift opening, guests mark each word mentioned.

    The first person to get bingo wins a small prize!

    Babyshower Bingo works best when guests are seated - for example during coffee breaks or gift opening.

    3. Let the baby laugh

    Ask guests who already have children to bring short audio clips of their babies laughing. Play the clips - and let everyone guess which baby the laugh belongs to.

    A cute, fun and unique game that's guaranteed to make you laugh.

    4. Name the cuteness

    If the parents haven't chosen a name yet - let the guests help!
    Print out a piece of paper with the whole alphabet and let everyone think of one name per letter.

    The naming scheme is both creative and personal - and can provide parents with unexpected inspiration.

    5. mom quiz

    Make a fun quiz with questions about the mother-to-be! For example:

    • What is her favorite dish right now?
    • When did she enter the third trimester?
    • How many pairs of baby socks has she already bought?

    Let the guests guess - and let the mother herself reveal the answers.

    6. Spit out the pacifier

    A classic with a new twist! Buy candy canes and see who can spit their pacifier the furthest. A guaranteed icebreaker and perfect for laughter.

    Works best outdoors or wherever there is space - and feel free to have a small prize for the winner.

    7. Changing a diaper blindfolded

    Get out a doll and a diaper - and let the mom-to-be (or guests) try to change the diaper blindfolded. Want to make it extra fun? Put something sticky in the diaper (e.g. chocolate pudding).

    8. Quiz about children

    Prepare a quiz with tricky questions like:

    • In which month are most babies born in Sweden?
    • Can newborn babies cry tears?
    • How many diapers does an infant use per year?

    The children's quiz is perfect for engaging the whole party and provoking discussion - especially if the answers are surprising!

    9. Guess who is hiding in the stomach

    Let the guests guess:

    • What day the baby is born
    • Length and weight
    • Eye color or who the child will most resemble

    Write down all your guesses and save them for after the birth - fun to look back on!

    10. Create a memorable painting

    Give each guest a white onesie or a white baby blanket and let them paint or write with textile pens.
    This will be a memorable and heartfelt contribution to the baby's first wardrobe.

    This activity works perfectly towards the end of the party - calm, creative and emotional.

    Tips for the play leader

    • Prepare the material in advance: paper, pens, sound clips, prize for the winners.
    • Mixing energy levels: alternate quiet and fast-paced games.
    • Adapt to the group: small groups are suitable for quizzes, large groups for bingo and guessing games.
    • Take lots of photos! These moments are often among the most memorable of the entire baby show.

    FAQ - Frequently asked questions about baby shower toys

    How many games should you have?
    Depending on the length of the party, 3-5 games are ideal.

    What is the best game to start with?
    Baby Memory Lane or Namnakuten - they break the ice right away.

    What is needed to run the games?
    A little planning, paper, pencils and humor - the rest is easy.

    Are games suitable even if it is a gender reveal?
    Yes, most games can be adapted to the theme.

    What can you give as a prize to the winners?
    Small gifts such as chocolates, scented candles or mini bottles of bubbly work perfectly.

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