We LOVE this creative baby shower game idea. In Candy Bar Match Game, guests receive a printed sheet with two columns of words. One column contains baby/pregnancy/birth-related terms like “conception,” sleepless nights,” and “epidural.” The other column contains the names of popular candies like “Twix,” “Snickers,” and “SKOR.” The object of the game is to match the term with whichever candy name best fits (“conception” with “SKOR,” for example). This game doesn’t have to have a clear winner, but it’s fun to see which terms get matched with which candies!
Game Tag: VIRTUAL
Famous Fathers
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.
Karaoke Baby
If your baby shower is full of American Idol fans, this is the perfect game to play. Karaoke Baby is a basic fill-in-the-blank game… but instead of writing down the missing words, guests have to sing them! Our FREE, printable Baby Karaoke template makes prepping for this game a breeze — and it’s a perfect option for virtual baby showers, too. Just email your remote guests a copy of the printable!
To play Karaoke Baby, simply share the lyrics to a well-known nursery rhyme and drop the word guests need to sing. The guest who belts out the most correct lyrics first wins!
Baby Mad Libs
Who doesn’t love a good game of Mad Libs? Adapt this hilarious party game to your baby shower with Baby Mad Libs. Before the shower, come up with a cute or funny baby-related anecdote and omit plenty of verbs, nouns, and adjectives. For example: When Mary went into labor, she screamed out, “(WORD OF SURPRISE).” Her husband jumped off the (NOUN) and (PAST-TENSE VERB..
Have your guests come up with words ahead of time, and, when everyone’s all together for the baby shower, add those words to the template and read them out loud