Baby Shower Games
57 games to print and play — materials, setup, and step-by-step instructions for every one. Pick a category or browse them all.
- Baby Animal Match A quick, educational brain teaser. Test your guests' animal knowledge by having them match the adult animal species to the specific name of its baby.
- Name That Tune: Lullaby Edition An auditory challenge that tests nostalgia. Guests must guess the titles of classic lullabies, nursery rhymes, and children's theme songs from very short audio clips.
- Who Knows Mommy Best? A personalized trivia game focused entirely on the mom-to-be. It's a great way to celebrate her and see which friend or family member truly knows her inside and out.
- Baby Word Scramble A quiet, seated game where guests try to unscramble common baby-related words.
- What's in Your Purse? A scavenger hunt inside your own bag! Guests score points for having specific items in their purses.
- Nursery Rhyme Quiz Test your guests' memory of classic childhood nursery rhymes by having them fill in the blanks.
- Celebrity Baby Match A fun visual matching game where guests pair pictures of famous celebrities with photos of their babies or their unique baby names.
- Emoji Pictionary: Children's Books Guests decode sequences of emojis (digital images) to guess the titles of classic children's books.
- Guess the Baby Animal Test your guests' knowledge of nature by having them match adult animals with the correct term for their babies.
- City–Country–River (baby edition) The classic categories word game with a baby twist: one letter, six categories, and a race to fill in every row before anyone else.
- Name Meaning Match A matching quiz made for name lovers: guests match 12 baby names to their meanings, from Ava ('Life, bird') to Oscar ('God spear, deer friend').
- Origin Guess A multiple-choice name quiz: guests guess the language or origin of 12 baby names, from Soren to Bjorn, with four options for every name.
- Children's Book Cover Guess Guests guess classic children's books from one-line text clues — no cover art and no copyrighted images, just the story told in a sentence.