Baby shower games name meaning

Have rubber balloons inflated with air or helium ready for this game. Whichever guest can stuff the most balloons under their shirt wins! If they pop one, they are disqualified. Have your guests divide up into teams. Each team must draw a baby on their water balloon and then take turns tossing the balloon back and forth without dropping them.

After one successful toss, they must take one step back. If the balloon breaks, they are out. Whichever team is left wins! Have your guests name all parts of the body that only have 3 letters in them. The guest with the most correct answers wins. Answers: arm, lid, leg, rib, hip, gum, jaw, lip, toe, eye and ear. Buy a plastic piggy bank and tell your guests to bring spare change. Each guest takes a turn saying "I've never If someone out of the group actually HAS done that thing, they have to put a coin in the piggy bank.

At the end of the game, the change goes toward the new baby's college fund! Get a plastic bottle for each guest and fill it with water.

At the start whistle, whichever guest finishes all of the water in the bottle first, wins! When it's time to give the gift items, have the guests put their gift underneath their shirts. Have the Mom-to-be feel each "belly" and try to guess the gift underneath.

Pass around a ball of string and have each guest cut a piece they think equals the circumference of the belly of the Mama-to-be. When each guest has cut their string, have them come up to the Mama and test it around her waist. Whoever comes closest, wins! Each guest gets a bingo card Grid of 5x5 squares and fills in what presents they predict the Mama-to-be will get. The "free" space is the present you brought.

As each gift is unopened, you put a chip penny or piece of paper on the square if you were right. Whoever gets all in a row first, wins! Each guest is given a piece of paper and pen. In 60 seconds, the guests have to list as many names as possible that start with the same letters as the baby's parents' names. Now, I chose to do my labels with glittery sparkles since I love sparkles, and had some leftover from other projects.

BUT you can always paint your stickers and eliminate the glitter if you want. Again, you can even provide your baby shower guests with blue and pink crayons or pencils and they can colour in the circles instead. I tried a few techniques, and the glue stick to sparkle method was probably the best.

See how I willy-nilly rubbed my glue stick all over the labels? Ya, try not to do that. Sparkles are super messy, so I chose to work on a newspaper covered surface. The second method I attempted was painting the labels with some craft paint, and then dipping them into the glitter.

The third method was definitely the quickest and got the best coverage, but there is a bit of a flaw which I will share with you here. It involves spray painting the entire sheet of labels, then dipping them into the glitter right away before the spray paint has a chance to dry.

This is similar to how I made my vases in this post. Just wanted to give everyone the heads-up in case you go the quick and easy way! Okay, so here is what will happen at the baby shower! Then throughout the event, they should hopefully come up with names to fill all the sections on the sheets! Did you find it hard to come up with baby names, or did you have them locked and loaded by the time baby arrived?

Join us in celebrating the new parents! Help us welcome into this world our newest baby girl. Cast your vote for a boy or girl! God made all above, and a sweet baby girl to love. The stork is flying our way! Tickle us pink! Twinkle, Twinkle! Come one, come all! Help us give thanks to the Lord for our new blessing on the way.