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Printable Baby Shower Games

Games are what turn a room full of people who half know each other into an actual party. These printable game sheets are ready to edit and print, so a full afternoon of activities can be organized the night before the shower if that is when you get to it.

Each game is a template you personalize in Canva. Add the mum-to-be's name, match the colors to your theme, print one copy per guest, and you are done.

Games in this collection

  • Baby shower bingo — guests fill in the gifts they expect to be opened, then mark them off
  • Guess the baby food — the classic taste test, with score cards
  • Wishes for baby — keepsake cards the parents read later
  • Advice for the parents — funny or heartfelt, depending on the crowd
  • Baby word scramble, emoji pictionary and who knows mummy best
  • Late night diapers and birth date prediction cards

How many games do you need?

Three to four is right for a two hour shower. More than that and guests start checking their phones; fewer and there are long gaps between food and presents. Mix one active game, one quiet writing game and one keepsake game so the pace changes.

Baby shower game questions

How many copies should I print?

One per guest plus a few spares. For keepsake games like wishes for baby, print extra so people can start again if they make a mistake.

What prizes work for baby shower games?

Small and useful beats novelty. Candles, hand cream, chocolate, a coffee gift card or a small plant all work, at around five to ten dollars each, one per game. Our guide to baby shower game prizes covers what gets used and what goes straight in a drawer.

Do these work for a virtual baby shower?

Yes. Send the game as a PDF before the call so guests can print it or fill it in on screen. Bingo and guess the baby food both translate well to video.

Can I change the questions?

Yes. Every question and answer is an editable text box in Canva, so you can swap in inside jokes or questions specific to the family.

What paper should I use?

Standard printer paper is fine for games guests fill in and discard. Use cardstock for keepsake cards the parents will keep.

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