For a game that’s great for a co-ed baby shower, try Famous Fathers. In this fun baby shower trivia game, each guest is given a famous father (examples: Dan Conner, John Legend, Homer Simpson). When it’s their turn, they stand up and have other guests ask “yes” or “no” questions, which they then answer. The first person to guess the famous dad wins that round! Here is where you can get the full rules and more ideas for this fun trivia game.
Game Tag: CO-ED
Scream Queen or Mom in Labor?
If you’re hosting a baby shower during the month of October, this game might just be the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit. (Even if you don’t host in the month of October, this game is just downright hilarious.) Before the shower, find two types of photos: photos of horror movie scream queens in action and photos of moms in labor. Guests then have to guess whether each photo is of a scream queen or of a mom giving birth. This game is ideal for lovers of horror films or anyone with a great sense of humor.
Baby Wishes
Less of a game and more of an activity to bring joy to the parents-to-be. Give our Baby Wishes printable to your guests to fill in and get them to hand into the host at the end.
Guess Who Said It
Similar to the Mommy or Daddy game, this baby shower game asks guests to answer questions and try and guess if the answer applies to the mom or dad — but in this game, the parents-to-be answer the questions ahead of time. For example, ask both parents, “Who will be the strictest parent?” Then when you ask the shower guests, they’ll have to guess which one claimed they’d be the strictest parent.
Baby Emoji Pictonary
Guests are shown different emojis that can be translated to a baby-related phrase, it works just like regular baby shower Pictionary but with a modern twist using emojis. Download our free Baby Emoji Pictionary printable today and enjoy playing with your guests at your very own virtual, in-person, or hybrid shower!
Candy in a Bottle
This next game is fun and helps guests get into the baby shower spirit ahead of the big day. Get a container — we recommend a large, glass jar or a baby bottle — and fill it with candy. Take a photo (or a video) and send it to shower guests. Tell your guests to guess the amount of candy in the container. The person whose guess is closest to the actual amount of candy in the container wins! (Bonus: think of all the candy you get to eat after the baby shower!)