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Top Ten Best Baby Shower Games

1. Don't Say Baby
When guests arrive, stick 5 clothespins to them with one important instruction: don't say "baby!" If they hear other guests say the word, they get to take one of their clothespins. The person with the most stuck to them by the end of the shower, wins!

2. Baby Items In The Bag
Keep guests guessing with this practical game. Put at least ten common, useful baby items inside a diaper bag ; a bib, teething ring, rattle, bottle and diaper are just a few goodies that are also fairly inexpensive. Give each guest a pen and paper before passing the diaper bag around. Without looking, each person should stick a hand inside the bag and identify as many items as possible. Give each two minutes to feel around and make their guesses before moving the bag to the next person. Once everyone has had a turn, find out who had the most correct answers. The winner gets a prize and the parents-to-be get the diaper bag filled with baby essentiall !

3. Feed The Daddy
If you're having a mixed shower, blindfold the ladies and have them feed their partners baby food. Seems simple enough? Think again—when there's music, laughing and you can't exactly get your aim right, we bet hubs is going to end up with mushy peas on his nose.

4. Guess The Baby Food
If you've ever thought that baby food in jars looks less like the 'peas' or 'carrots' they purport to be and more like miscellaneous mush, this is the game for you. Gather seven to ten unique flavors of baby food jars, number each lid and tear off the labels. Ask each guest to grab a spoon and start sampling! The guest with the keenest taste buds wins a prize for getting the most correct.

5. Onesie Decoration Station
Buy a big pack of white onesies (they'll sure need them!) and some fabric paint or markers and have guests go at it. For some extra inspiration, provide stencils and details about the nursery so guests can match the theme.

6. Tinkle In The Pot
If you've ever been pregnant-or spoken at length to anyone who is-you know that running to the bathroom every thirty seconds is just par for the course. This game lets guests experience this funky side effect in a fun way. Line up some jars on one side of the room. On the other, have guests line up with a balloon and a quarter. Everyone should blow up the balloons and stuff them under their shirts. Then, they place the quarter tightly between their knees and race to the jar-holding the coin tightly as they waddle as fast as they can. Once at the jar, the contestant must 'pee' in the jar, dropping the coin neatly through the opening. The first person to make all of their potty runs will win the prize. For an outdoor race, give each person water balloons to hold between their knees as they shuffle across the lawn-be careful not to let your 'water break'!

7. Baby Shower Bingo
A few weeks before the shower, ask the mom-to-be all sorts of questions: her due date, what she's craving, if she's wishing for a boy or a girl, etc. Then, turn her answers into a bingo card. At the shower, whoever forms a line of right answers, wins baby bingo!

8. Place Baby On The Mommy
Pin the Tail on the Donkey has nothing on this screwball take on the classic party game. Blow up a poster-sized picture of the mom-to-be standing with her pregnant belly in profile. Blindfold each guest and give him or her a cutout picture of a baby. After a couple of spins, each guest must walk to the wall and pin the baby on the mommy. Whoever gets it closest to the tummy, wins.

9. Play-Doh Babies
In small cups (think: Dixie from the old days), give everyone a few different colored blobs of Play Doh. They then have 15 minutes to create the cutest baby they can. For more fun, lay out some pencils, plastic knives and toys that'll help them get creative. Mama selects the winner!

10. Baby Sketch Artist
Who knew paper plates could be this much fun? Pass out sturdy paper plates and markers to all of your guests. Let them know they'll be drawing a picture of the baby, and the best sketch will win. The catch is that everyone has to draw with the paper plate on her or his head! It's a hilarious sight-and the finished drawings are guaranteed to have everyone in stitches.