Baby Shower Game Ideas!

SunshineBaby26 · September 2015

So my mom and I started planning my baby shower this week, and I never thought it would be so hard to come up with games to keep people entertained!

We found this one game where you have a little baby frozen in an ice cube and each person has one. The first person who's ice cube melts completely and their baby comes out yells "My Water Broke!"

Since it's nearing the time most people start planning their baby shower I thought it would be a fun topic to share other baby shower ideas like games, prizes or activities. What are you doing for your baby shower?

MissMheMhe · September 2015

I am not involved in the planning of my shower at all. That just seems off to me.
That being said, games I've played at other showers include:

- Taste testing jars of baby food and naming them

- Having trigger words such as baby, boy or girl, blue or pink, etc. At the start of the shower everyone gets a clothes pin or some sore of token that can be taken away when they say a trigger word. Person w/ the most tokens at the end of shower gets a prize.

- Having a bowl of rice with mini safety pins (closed!!) mixed in and seeing who can find the most in a certain amount of time.

- Make a diaper cake and ask guests to guess how many diapers make up the cake.

You could always check on pinterest, too. Lots of ideas there.

teachmegs817 · September 2015

There's always the one where you measure how big around your belly is, the day of your shower and then have people cut a string to see if they can guess how big around they think you are. I will say that I have heard plenty of moms saying they do not want their bellies touched, but a friend of mine had her hosts just go around with the string and hold it up to the guest's guesses. It prevented 30-40 people walking up to her and trying to put their string around her belly. I've found a few games on Pinterest from when I helped do other people's showers. The ice cube one, we did at my step sisters, along with Baby BINGO, and the belly measuring.

jrouge12 · September 2015

They did that ice cube game at my friend's shower a few years ago. I put it in my mouth and broke the ice with my teeth. Needless to say I won although some people say I cheated. I'm a champion shower game winner.

TTiger03 · September 2015

I threw my best friend's shower. We planned some games but in the end everyone just wanted to chat, eat cake and ooh and ahh over the baby gifts.
Many party stores have games like word search our baby bingo. You might not need them though.

l4rk · September 2015

I guess it depends on your social group, but I personally despise games where people have to do awkward, theme-based activities with near strangers. I would much rather play a normal game like Apples to Apples, or have a tea party or throw a scavenger hunt. But maybe I'm just more socially awkward than most people.

ChrissyD1203 · September 2015

My favorite game is where you take six or so diapers and smear a different chocolate candy bar inside (so it looks like poo) and then people have to go around and sniff and look at the diaper to guess what candy is which.

apinkpelican · September 2015

ChrissyD1203 said:
My favorite game is where you take six or so diapers and smear a different chocolate candy bar inside (so it looks like poo) and then people have to go around and sniff and look at the diaper to guess what candy is which.

Sorry this is disgusting.

apinkpelican · September 2015

-baby bingo while you open your gifts
-celebrity baby name game
-list out 20 animals or so and give guests time to come up with what that animal's baby is called. There are some tough ones. Cute if you have an animal themed nursery
-separate guests into teams and give each team a certain amount of time to come up with songs with the word 'baby' in it.

thepanicos · September 2015

1. What's in your purse? 2. Who knows mommy best? 3. Baby bingo 4. Word search 5. Wishes for baby

samara267 · September 2015

We're having a co-ed shower and we're just going to play Cards Against Humanity.

JNGettinMarried · September 2015

My mom and sister threw me a tea party baby shower for DD. It was super cute. I think there were 4 games... one was naming baby animals, another was giving names of nursery rhymes from one line in it, another was matching celebrity baby photos to the names (made on a tri-fold presentation board), and the last one was a baby items price is right game. Everyone seemed to like them.

blondiebrat0916 · September 2015

I have planned many baby showers in the past and have done every game under the sun. The chocolate melted in the diaper is one no one likes and is gross. Also, tasting baby food is gross and will make you not want to feed it to your little one.

I would highly recommend the following games as every age group seems to be on board and have fun with them.

1. Build a Crib - Each table is a team and are given toothpicks and a jar of play dough. They get 2 minutes to build the best crib for baby out of the materials. The mom to be picks a winner.

2. Price is Right - Choose 5 baby items and play one of the price is right games with them. You can have people guess the price, and the closest without going over wins or you can have it as a cumulative total and the closest without going over the grand total wins.

3. Baby Item Bingo - You give each person a blank card to fill out with baby items. As the mom to be opens gifts they get to check items off. The first one with five in a row wins.

4. How big is my belly? - Check first to make sure the mom to be is not self conscious about it but give everyone a length of string (they choose how long to cut it. Then put a string around the mom to be's belly. The closest length wins.

5. How long is baby in there? - Place a poster in the front of the room with different baby animals on it. The guests get to guess how long the gestational period for each animal is.

6. Guess the birthdate - As long as mom to be doesn't have a scheduled C section you can provide a calendar and let people wager on what date you think the baby will be born. Whoever guesses correctly gets all the money sent to them after the shower.

In addition, we can't forget about the Dad's to be. There is a big trend right now, at least in California, to include the guys in the baby shower. Please don't do this as no matter how casual or BBQ like you make it, the event is still a baby shower and is super awkward for them. Unless you have a dad that is specifically requesting this then skip it.

Alternatively, at the same time as the shower the Dad can be hosting a Diaper Poker Tournament. He invites each of his friends and family over and each one buys into the tournament with a case of diapers. They get the chips in exchange for the diapers and play tournament style Texas Hold'em. At the end there are prizes for first, second, and third place. The best part being, you are now totally set with diapers for a while

(You may want to specifically request people bring different sizes).

Happy planning ladies!

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

blondiebrat0916 said:

I have planned many baby showers in the past and have done every game under the sun. The chocolate melted in the diaper is one no one likes and is gross. Also, tasting baby food is gross and will make you not want to feed it to your little one.
I would highly recommend the following games as every age group seems to be on board and have fun with them.

1. Build a Crib - Each table is a team and are given toothpicks and a jar of play dough. They get 2 minutes to build the best crib for baby out of the materials. The mom to be picks a winner.

2. Price is Right - Choose 5 baby items and play one of the price is right games with them. You can have people guess the price, and the closest without going over wins or you can have it as a cumulative total and the closest without going over the grand total wins.

3. Baby Item Bingo - You give each person a blank card to fill out with baby items. As the mom to be opens gifts they get to check items off. The first one with five in a row wins.

4. How big is my belly? - Check first to make sure the mom to be is not self conscious about it but give everyone a length of string (they choose how long to cut it. Then put a string around the mom to be's belly. The closest length wins.

5. How long is baby in there? - Place a poster in the front of the room with different baby animals on it. The guests get to guess how long the gestational period for each animal is.

6. Guess the birthdate - As long as mom to be doesn't have a scheduled C section you can provide a calendar and let people wager on what date you think the baby will be born. Whoever guesses correctly gets all the money sent to them after the shower.

In addition, we can't forget about the Dad's to be. There is a big trend right now, at least in California, to include the guys in the baby shower. Please don't do this as no matter how casual or BBQ like you make it, the event is still a baby shower and is super awkward for them. Unless you have a dad that is specifically requesting this then skip it.

Alternatively, at the same time as the shower the Dad can be hosting a Diaper Poker Tournament. He invites each of his friends and family over and each one buys into the tournament with a case of diapers. They get the chips in exchange for the diapers and play tournament style Texas Hold'em. At the end there are prizes for first, second, and third place. The best part being, you are now totally set with diapers for a while (You may want to specifically request people bring different sizes).

Happy planning ladies!

The bolded is an absolutely terrible idea. You NEVER dictate what gifts your guests should bring you. You NEVER ask for gifts in the first place. IF someone wants to give you a gift, they will do so on their own and buy what they want to buy and not what they were told to buy.

In addition, the parents-to-be should never host their own gift giving party.

westphilly · September 2015

apinkpelican said:

My favorite game is where you take six or so diapers and smear a different chocolate candy bar inside (so it looks like poo) and then people have to go around and sniff and look at the diaper to guess what candy is which.
Sorry this is disgusting.

I agree. Why are you trying to ruin chocolate bars? I went to a shower once where they put baby food in diapers, and you had to guess the flavor of baby food. It was even worse than the chocolate.

l4rk said:

I guess it depends on your social group, but I personally despise games where people have to do awkward, theme-based activities with near strangers. I would much rather play a normal game like Apples to Apples, or have a tea party or throw a scavenger hunt. But maybe I'm just more socially awkward than most people.

I also hate shower games (bridal or baby showers). I think the games make it MORE socially awkward or maybe they are for people who are too socially awkward to just interact and talk at showers. The only games I can tolerate are trivia about the mom (or bride) because I think you learn something and it celebrate the person you're showering.

DianaL92 · September 2015

Seriously, there are way too many 'rules' to follow when it comes to baby showers. I say just do what you and your family/friends are accustomed to. If your mom is requesting your help to throw the shower and you feel comfortable doing it...go for it (I wouldn't feel weird about it). Also, if it's the norm in your social circle for dad-to-be to throw diaper parties...then go for it.

Now for OP's original question: check out pinterest and youtube. I have seen tons of adorable games on both :-) good luck!

rainybabe82 · September 2015

I like more active games. I've done blind folded baby diapering where each person is blindfolded then they have to undress a baby doll change the diaper then redress the baby fastest time wins. I also did one where the person had to pretend talk on the phone hold a baby doll and hang a basket of clothes on a clothesline fast one wins.

SunshineBaby26 · September 2015

Wow! Thanks for all of the great ideas!! This post was mainly just for fun to see what everyone comes up with. There are so many ideas out there, I know I'll find lots! But it's great to see how creative people can get.

My mom is throwing my shower too, but she's not creative in the slightest, so she's asked for my help with a lot so that the place looks good/fun, we have fun games, and it goes smoothly. I've also done up the invites because I'm an artist so I could design them myself, and plus she's a bit of a wallflower and had no idea who to invite! If it were up to her, it would just be my mom and I at the party! So I really don't mind throwing my own shower/helping out if it means I get to see my whole family and celebrate my new arrival with them.

And my family all love games, it's totally their thing! The more humiliating the better so these are such great ideas! They will all love them!

SunshineBaby26 · September 2015

However, one thing I am stuck on, is what do I give for prizes? I would like to give them something they won't just throw away, and I would like it to feel like an actual prize and not just a thank you token. But it's so hard to come up with ideas. Especially budget friendly ones, since I'm about to have a baby and all.

l4rk · September 2015

MyCousinVinny said:

blondiebrat0916 said:

I have planned many baby showers in the past and have done every game under the sun. The chocolate melted in the diaper is one no one likes and is gross. Also, tasting baby food is gross and will make you not want to feed it to your little one.
I would highly recommend the following games as every age group seems to be on board and have fun with them.

1. Build a Crib - Each table is a team and are given toothpicks and a jar of play dough. They get 2 minutes to build the best crib for baby out of the materials. The mom to be picks a winner.

2. Price is Right - Choose 5 baby items and play one of the price is right games with them. You can have people guess the price, and the closest without going over wins or you can have it as a cumulative total and the closest without going over the grand total wins.

3. Baby Item Bingo - You give each person a blank card to fill out with baby items. As the mom to be opens gifts they get to check items off. The first one with five in a row wins.

4. How big is my belly? - Check first to make sure the mom to be is not self conscious about it but give everyone a length of string (they choose how long to cut it. Then put a string around the mom to be's belly. The closest length wins.

5. How long is baby in there? - Place a poster in the front of the room with different baby animals on it. The guests get to guess how long the gestational period for each animal is.

6. Guess the birthdate - As long as mom to be doesn't have a scheduled C section you can provide a calendar and let people wager on what date you think the baby will be born. Whoever guesses correctly gets all the money sent to them after the shower.

In addition, we can't forget about the Dad's to be. There is a big trend right now, at least in California, to include the guys in the baby shower. Please don't do this as no matter how casual or BBQ like you make it, the event is still a baby shower and is super awkward for them. Unless you have a dad that is specifically requesting this then skip it.

Alternatively, at the same time as the shower the Dad can be hosting a Diaper Poker Tournament. He invites each of his friends and family over and each one buys into the tournament with a case of diapers. They get the chips in exchange for the diapers and play tournament style Texas Hold'em. At the end there are prizes for first, second, and third place. The best part being, you are now totally set with diapers for a while (You may want to specifically request people bring different sizes).

Happy planning ladies!

The bolded is an absolutely terrible idea. You NEVER dictate what gifts your guests should bring you. You NEVER ask for gifts in the first place. IF someone wants to give you a gift, they will do so on their own and buy what they want to buy and not what they were told to buy.

In addition, the parents-to-be should never host their own gift giving party.

I disagree. The host dictates the buy in for a poker game. It's not a "gift"--it's a purchase for your spot at the table. As long as there's drinks, snacks and the prizes are worth more than a case of diapers, nobody will care. I think it's a great idea!

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

l4rk said:

blondiebrat0916 said:

I have planned many baby showers in the past and have done every game under the sun. The chocolate melted in the diaper is one no one likes and is gross. Also, tasting baby food is gross and will make you not want to feed it to your little one.
I would highly recommend the following games as every age group seems to be on board and have fun with them.

1. Build a Crib - Each table is a team and are given toothpicks and a jar of play dough. They get 2 minutes to build the best crib for baby out of the materials. The mom to be picks a winner.

2. Price is Right - Choose 5 baby items and play one of the price is right games with them. You can have people guess the price, and the closest without going over wins or you can have it as a cumulative total and the closest without going over the grand total wins.

3. Baby Item Bingo - You give each person a blank card to fill out with baby items. As the mom to be opens gifts they get to check items off. The first one with five in a row wins.

4. How big is my belly? - Check first to make sure the mom to be is not self conscious about it but give everyone a length of string (they choose how long to cut it. Then put a string around the mom to be's belly. The closest length wins.

5. How long is baby in there? - Place a poster in the front of the room with different baby animals on it. The guests get to guess how long the gestational period for each animal is.

6. Guess the birthdate - As long as mom to be doesn't have a scheduled C section you can provide a calendar and let people wager on what date you think the baby will be born. Whoever guesses correctly gets all the money sent to them after the shower.

In addition, we can't forget about the Dad's to be. There is a big trend right now, at least in California, to include the guys in the baby shower. Please don't do this as no matter how casual or BBQ like you make it, the event is still a baby shower and is super awkward for them. Unless you have a dad that is specifically requesting this then skip it.

Alternatively, at the same time as the shower the Dad can be hosting a Diaper Poker Tournament. He invites each of his friends and family over and each one buys into the tournament with a case of diapers. They get the chips in exchange for the diapers and play tournament style Texas Hold'em. At the end there are prizes for first, second, and third place. The best part being, you are now totally set with diapers for a while (You may want to specifically request people bring different sizes).

Happy planning ladies!

The bolded is an absolutely terrible idea. You NEVER dictate what gifts your guests should bring you. You NEVER ask for gifts in the first place. IF someone wants to give you a gift, they will do so on their own and buy what they want to buy and not what they were told to buy.

In addition, the parents-to-be should never host their own gift giving party.
I disagree. The host dictates the buy in for a poker game. It's not a "gift"--it's a purchase for your spot at the table. As long as there's drinks, snacks and the prizes are worth more than a case of diapers, nobody will care. I think it's a great idea!

Ok but the point of a game of poker is to what? Win the money. If the buy-in is diapers, are the guys playing for diapers? Using diapers as a buy-in is just a way for the parents-to-be to get free diapers, nothing more.

It's just kind of embarrassing to see so many people find ways to get their loved ones to provide them with free baby stuff, just by slapping a cute title on the party and pretending they're not really asking for gifts. I mean, I wish people would at least own up to it instead of acting innocent and like the party is not for free diapers but a "fun way to celebrate!"

No one is buying that.

MommaB16 · September 2015

Prize ideas ....
I'm doing a travel size B&BW lotion with a similar scented handi bac, but not the same scent, lol I like variety. Wrapped in cellophane, like the Easter kind, with ribbon. I have 2 sets of those that are different scents.
I also like an idea on Pinterest that I saw, it was smaller size body wash, lufa, and lotion (or any bath products) with a tag that says 'from our shower to yours'.
Why have I put together some of my own shower prizes, helped with the planning, ordered my own baby shower invites etc.? Because my mom of course wants to throw her daughter a baby shower for her first grandbaby, but my parents just don't have a lot of 'extra' money ever; that's the way I grew up so I've always known this and this is how I've lived. I don't think anyone should judge or imply someone doesn't deserve a shower to celebrate and socialize with friends and family just because their situation is different from another. Where is all the love?

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

It's not about who deserves one nor should it be an indicator of how much someone and their unborn baby is loved by others. It's a gift giving event and it's rude for someone to host their own.

I am not judging. I am simply saying that it's rude, that's all.

cyanope · September 2015

I like gift cards for prizes: Starbucks, Target, etc. I always prefer them to the standard "candle" or "body wash" prize.

ChrissyD1203 · September 2015

Saying emphatically that something is rude is a judgement call, and by virtue thereof is judging. @MommaB16 I admire what you are doing. My mom isn't hosting my shower because she lives far away but if she were (and she wanted to) she would go all out as my one sister has been seriously ill for the past 12 years and my other sister has a bad drug addiction so this would likely be her only opportunity. Anyway, she would do literally everything to make it as nice as she could, including if that meant racking up the credit card bills so it could be perfect (she does not make a lot of money and takes care of both my sisters and my niece so has literally no extra money). There is no way I would sit by and watch her rack up bills when I could easily help her out. I don't care at all about gifts, I do care about celebrating with my friends, and I care most of all about making my Mom who does everything for me have one joyous occasion in what has been a difficult life and being able to have a day where she feels like she is doing something special for me.

DianaL92 · September 2015

MyCousinVinny said:
It's not about who deserves one nor should it be an indicator of how much someone and their unborn baby is loved by others. It's a gift giving event and it's rude for someone to host their own.

I am not judging. I am simply saying that it's rude, that's all.

Your last statement does actually seem judgmental. What's acceptable to one may not be acceptable to another. Doesn't mean one is wrong and the other is right. Let's just accept that people are different and move on.

apinkpelican · September 2015

So have a brother or brother in law host the diaper poker tournament. It's a good option to get the guys involved if they are the type. It gives them something to do while the girls are ooooing and awwwwing over booties and bows and is special for the dad-to-be. It's not for everyone though.
ETA words

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

DianaL92 said:

It's not about who deserves one nor should it be an indicator of how much someone and their unborn baby is loved by others. It's a gift giving event and it's rude for someone to host their own.

I am not judging. I am simply saying that it's rude, that's all.
Your last statement does actually seem judgmental. What's acceptable to one may not be acceptable to another. Doesn't mean one is wrong and the other is right. Let's just accept that people are different and move on.

Actually, it's not judgmental. I am speaking in terms of standard etiquette, which states that it's rude to host one's own gift giving event.

I think the only reason some people are getting defensive about it is because no one likes to be told that their actions, not them, may be considered rude. I'm not making a judgment call about them as a person. I'm specifically talking about hosting your own gift giving party and asking guests for specific gifts.

DianaL92 · September 2015

MyCousinVinny said:

DianaL92 said:

MyCousinVinny said:
It's not about who deserves one nor should it be an indicator of how much someone and their unborn baby is loved by others. It's a gift giving event and it's rude for someone to host their own.

I am not judging. I am simply saying that it's rude, that's all.
Your last statement does actually seem judgmental. What's acceptable to one may not be acceptable to another. Doesn't mean one is wrong and the other is right. Let's just accept that people are different and move on.

Actually, it's not judgmental. I am speaking in terms of standard etiquette, which states that it's rude to host one's own gift giving event.

I think the only reason some people are getting defensive about it is because no one likes to be told that their actions, not them, may be considered rude. I'm not making a judgment call about them as a person. I'm specifically talking about hosting your own gift giving party and asking guests for specific gifts.

Not true, because I'm not personally hosting my own shower. My sister is. I just don't see the sense in someone pushing their beliefs on others.

ChrissyD1203 · September 2015

@dianal92 - totally agree with you. I'm also not hosting my own shower, my SIL is, so I'm not being defensive about this because it's something I'm doing. I just have a problem with someone declaring something is rude and then pretending it isn't an opinion. It's fine to have an opinion and its find to feel certain actions are rude, but I don't think it's productive or conducive to discussions for anyone to say that their opinion is an objective standard. Not to mention that the poster whose actions were called rude wasn't even hosting her own shower--- she was just helping the host out financially!!!!

CaraBoonie · September 2015

Despise games at parties, I never find them fun and find them more just to be time wasters that interrupt my eating and talking. I have requested to my friend and mom who are throwing my shower that there are no games, in fact it's the reason I didn't want a shower. I guess other people must find them fun, or else they wouldn't keep happening? Unless it's all just a facade we all put up, thinking other people find it fun?

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

First, if you search any number of baby shower threads, you will see that many people agree with the standard etiquette and would find the idea of asking for specific gifts to be rude. Would you go up to a friend and say, "Hey friend! I heard you were coming to my party and as a gift, I'd like you to bring XYZ. Thanks so much!" I certainly hope not.

Also, the host is the person who is paying for the event. So if you are helping out financially, then technically you are helping to host.

I am not vested in what anyone does and I'm aware that people will do whatever they feel. I was simply pointing out that the action is rude.

Etiquette is not a belief, by the way. So I'm not pushing my beliefs, just stating the etiquette on the matter.

Agree to disagree.

SunshineBaby26 · September 2015

Well... Breaking up an argument again, I just found another amazing shower activity that I wanted to share! Baby Onsie Decorating!

It's a great activity to include everyone, no awkward game involved, and you get an amazing keepsake for baby. Therefore also, no one has to feel bad if they can't get a gift, host provides the blank onsie, and guest can decorate with whatever they want to show the baby how much they love them. Even if their not creative they could always write something cute like "Auntie loves me".

Great way to spread love, family, and fun.

Rach8672 · September 2015

So my mom and a few friends are putting together my shower but I'm sure I'll be somewhat involved in decision making in terms of what we will be doing. I have a predicament , my mom lives in Florida , I live in Chicago and my friends live all over the place ... Between WI and Chicago , etc. I want to have the shower here in Chicago. I like the idea of having a casual atmosphere for snacks , games and conversing ... So I thought having it at my place might be best. However I'm not sure how many people to expect , if there is 20 or so , my place will be a bit tiny
I talked to a nearby bar / restaurant where I could have it but they don't have a very private area to rent out . I think it would be kind of awkward to have the shower in front of strangers. I also think itd be expensive to have my mom pay for meals for everyone coming vs snacks/ apps .
Any thoughts on what I should do ?
Thanks ladies !

nlwz123 · September 2015

I hate shower games. The only ones that don't irritate me are Bingo or "what's in your purse?" I'd prefer to just eat and mingle. We are only going to do one short game at my shower. It might just depend on your guests, too. I know my family hates the hokey games, and none of us are into smelling smashed snickers bars in a diaper.

MyCousinVinny · September 2015

Rach8672 said:

So my mom and a few friends are putting together my shower but I'm sure I'll be somewhat involved in decision making in terms of what we will be doing. I have a predicament , my mom lives in Florida , I live in Chicago and my friends live all over the place ... Between WI and Chicago , etc. I want to have the shower here in Chicago. I like the idea of having a casual atmosphere for snacks , games and conversing ... So I thought having it at my place might be best. However I'm not sure how many people to expect , if there is 20 or so , my place will be a bit tiny I talked to a nearby bar / restaurant where I could have it but they don't have a very private area to rent out . I think it would be kind of awkward to have the shower in front of strangers. I also think itd be expensive to have my mom pay for meals for everyone coming vs snacks/ apps . Any thoughts on what I should do ? Thanks ladies !

If your mom would be throwing the shower, it's up to her as to where it will be held. If the guest list contains a decent amount of people that live close to her, it would make more sense for you to go to her than a bunch of people come to you.

The host typically decides this so I would wait and see if someone offers and if it's your mom, she decides.

Perhaps you can compromise by meeting in the middle.

dragonfly321 · September 2015

@Rach8672 the restaurant where I am employed offers a "buffet" selected by the hosts for parties. People go over a list of what we offer (meatballs, veggie trays, ham biscuits, shrimp, etc) and pick and choose based on their budget. You might ask the restaurant you're interested in if this an option. We've done as little as $150 in food to as much as $3000. So flexibility is an option!

EC2016 · September 2015

We are having guys at the shower bc my husband wanted to be there. While the girls play games the guys will have cigars on the porch. My dad is getting special cigars for the guys with some kind of "it's a girl" thing on it.
The games my mom and MIL talked about was the decorate a onsie (probably in teams bc there will be a lot of people), measure the belly, and where the guests have 60 seconds to look at a tray of baby items and then write as many as they can down that they remember after the tray is covered. We will also probably do a diaper drawing where the guests bring a pack of diapers and get a ticket, at the end the person with the winning ticket gets a prize.

sarahbeara25 · October 2015

Reviving an old thread yes, but I wanted to share what I found this morning. It's Cards Against Humanity with a baby theme. Very cool

https://theecofriendlyfamily.com/2014/08/babies-parenthood-game-free-printable/

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